Tag Archives: No Jitter
Enhancing Security with TLS 1.3
I am on a bit of a writing roll right now and published yet another article in No Jitter. Continuing with last week’s discussion on SIP security, I take a look at TLS 1.3. While that may seem nerdier than you want, it’s important for you to at least have a passing knowledge of what […]
Smart Speakers: From the Kitchen to the Boardroom
In my previous article here at SIP Adventures, I introduced you to the work I am doing with smart speakers and IoT. This week’s article in No Jitter, takes that work even further and demonstrates how smart speakers such as Google Home can be integrated with WebEx Teams. Be sure to check it out! Smart […]
Cisco, Meet Avaya. Avaya, Meet Cisco
Come together, right now over me Lennon and McCartney If you are as old as I am, you have almost certainly been asked this question at least once in your life: “Beatles or Stones?” While that is an easy answer for some folks, I happen to really like both bands. No single Beatle had […]
Time Keeps on Slipping, Slipping, Slipping…
Every spring for the past 55 years, the homeowners on both sides of my block have gotten together to clean our alley from one end to the other. With our brooms, rakes, shovels, clippers, and trash cans, we work as a team to find and dispose of every last scrap of debris and yard waste. […]
Visualizing IoT
Those of you who know me from my technical, nerdy life know that I love protocols. It’s true. I simply adore bits, bytes, request messages, responses, ACKs, and message bodies. I take great pleasure from looking through a complicated Wireshark trace and knowing exactly what a particular header value means and why it was used. […]
SIP: Looking Behind the Curtain
Are you coming to Enterprise Connect in March? If so, here are a few reasons why you want/need to attend my ever-popular SIP session. SIP: Looking Behind the Curtain
Visualizing Natural Language Processing
Last week I introduced No Jitter readers to Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Facebook’s free NLP service, wit.ai. I wrote about intents and entities and how they work together to convert human language into actionable components. If you are like me, though, you only learn so much from reading. You need to see concepts in […]
Even More about IoT
Beth Schultz of No Jitter did a great job summarizing our recent podcast about IoT and communications workflows. Take a look *and* a listen. No Jitter On Air: Getting IoT Into The Communications Mix
IoT and the Communications Workflow
I’ve been awfully quiet lately, but that doesn’t mean I haven’t been working…and working hard. For the last few months, I have been immersed in writing software for my company’s IoT (Internet of Things) platform. Additionally, I’ve branched out into integrating with other cloud services such as ServiceNow. Last week, I sat down (virtually) with […]
Game On – The Gamification of the Contact Center
I’m sure we’ve all been asked to name our worst job. For me, it was washing dishes at John Gardiner’s Tennis Ranch. I worked the breakfast shift and clocked in at the absurd hour of 5:00 in the morning. Not only did I have to put up with scalding hot water, an overbearing chef, and […]
Tao, Zen, and Tomorrow 