Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Employee consultation needed before deploying new UC tools


Organizations that don’t seek an employee consultation before deploying communications tools may struggle with adoption. Learn how to deploy tools that employees want to use.

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Employee consultation needed before deploying new UC tools

Thursday, May 26, 2016

Samsung launches mobile UC platform for small businesses


This week in UC news, Samsung has released a mobile UC platform for SMBs to support mobile workers, while Agora.io has launched a cloud-based telemedicine service.

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Samsung launches mobile UC platform for small businesses

Friday, May 20, 2016

NI introduces test solution for 802.11ax high-efficiency wireless



NI, the provider of platform-based systems that enable engineers and scientists to solve the world’s greatest engineering challenges, announced an early access version of the WLAN Measurement Suite with support for the IEEE 802.11ax (draft 0.1) high-efficiency wireless draft standard. The WLAN Measurement Suite, combined with NI’s RF vector signal transceiver (VST), empowers engineers to measure the performance of their 802.11ax designs confidently in the presence of significant new changes to the 802.11 physical layer specification.


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NI introduces test solution for 802.11ax high-efficiency wireless

Thursday, May 19, 2016

How will WebRTC development evolve in the coming year?


WebRTC development is expected to see significant progress, including new media flows and video codec support. Check out these six key areas that should see noteworthy upgrades.

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How will WebRTC development evolve in the coming year?

Monday, May 16, 2016

AQuA Online Service

Hi,


We are happy to announce that our partner business Sevana Software released online service that is offering AQuA test measurements. Doing basic voice quality tests with default AQuA parameters is absolutely free and service usage is quite straight forward:


– Upload uncompressed reference audio file in .wav format;

– Upload uncompressed degraded (under test) audio file in .wav format;

– Select what file(s) to test against what file(s) from available uploads;

– Check default set of AQuA parameters and applies changes by turning corresponding switches on/off or providing numerical      values for where appropriate;

– System invokes AQuA engine and makes on the fly test by comparing two audio files;

– After test execution service creates correspondent records and test report files that one can download and listen to them (via embedded Jscript player with a waveform view), parameters used for the test,


On top of that AQuA report.txt contents includes additional metrics and reasons for audio quality loss, and spectrum graph data one can download as a CSV file.


There is possibility to use AQuA Online service remotely via HTTP based API that implements POST method to send reference and degraded files and receive back the return parameters (% and MOS) as text. Test results are stored in database under user’s account, so that the user can check them later by logging into the web site.


AQuA Online screenshot



AQuA Online Service

First validation of LTE-Advanced Pro uplink 64QAM and LTE-Advanced uplink CA



The R&S TS8980 RF conformance test system from Rohde & Schwarz is claimed to have achieved the world’s first validation for both LTE-Advanced uplink carrier aggregation and LTE-Advanced Pro uplink 64QAM.


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First validation of LTE-Advanced Pro uplink 64QAM and LTE-Advanced uplink CA