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WebRTC Apps are Expanding Fast, Including Hybrids - WebRTC World


 

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Members of the WebRTC Solutions Community are no doubt getting accustomed to the fact that I am an unabashed and unrepentant fan of the technology. Closing in on almost 40 years of communications and computing industry experience, I firmly believe that the browser will be the primary tool of real-time interactions going forward for Everything and that WebRTC will be the foundational component for making this happen-and ultimately will be universally adopted so that we have seamless interoperability.
Mobility is the name of the game in technology in 2015 and bring-your-own-device (BYOD) factors prominently into the trend. The phenomena of employees using their own devices to do work, whether remotely or on corporate premises, is no longer up for debate. The question has now become how organizations are dealing with BYOD and whether they are properly protecting themselves and their workers.
Unified communications (UC) continues to evolve, with real-time communication (RTC) appearing to be the latest concept that will be adopted and rolled into UC's all-encompassing umbrella. The latest challenge/conquest for UC is the threaded messaging application, keeping all communications in one string and making all of the archived string searchable. RTC elements are being incorporated into threaded messaging apps, holding the possibility that traditional UC might be on the way out and replaced with a combination of instantaneous, intuitive and seamless real time human interactions. Maybe.
Rich Communication Services (RCS) offer subscribers an innovative set of features designed to enhance the capabilities of SMS and MMS technologies. Some of the main features that RCS offers include;


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