Tipsy Collab

Ever heard that question? I certainly have, a number of times. Even though I have a really short answer in my mind, I’ve decided to ask the experts dealing with the most dominant Collaboration solutions. Before I ask what you think is the biggest challenge when dealing with Collaboration technology, have a look what these […]

What will 2021 bring for Collaboration?

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With 2021 around the corner, it’s time for some Collaboration predictions. I’ve put together a list of 7 themes that in my opinion will dominate the Collaboration space in 2021. Enjoy! Virtual / Augmented Reality Meeting Rooms The buzz on this is all around but can VR really make it to the meeting rooms? I […]

Why we are at the beginning of the beginning for video conferencing – with Rowan Trollope

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If you don’t know who Rowan Trollope is, you’re probably only starting to get your head around Collaboration.CEO of Five9, previously Senior Vice President & General Manager responsible for the Collaboration Technology Group @ Cisco (they’re behind what is now known as Webex Teams).For me personally, he’s a rock star in the Collab market. As […]

All You Need to Know about ICE
Part 2: STUN

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Intro Let’s immediately pick up where we left off in Part 1: TURN Server. The Allocate Request and Response I mentioned there is in fact part of the STUN protocol. Again, me liking to decode acronyms: Session Traversal Utilities for NAT. It’s defined in RFC5389 and is the protocol used by TURN and ICE. Allocations […]

All You Need to Know about ICE
Part 1: TURN server

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Intro Before I start discussing TURN, just want to set the scene here. I’ve decided to write a series of articles on Interactive Connectivity Establishment (ICE). Why a series you might ask? To be honest with you I never really liked very long technical articles and discussing ICE would definitely be one. Instead, I’ll divide […]

7 Collab Bloggers to Follow in 2020

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When you’re troubleshooting an issue and you’re out of options or simply trying to understand a piece of technology that is new to you, what do you normally do? Google, right? And where does that take you?A vendor’s site should have all the answers but is that always the case? Sure not. Some don’t publish […]