Dialogic® Vision™ Products

Technology Brief

• Dialogic® Vision™ CX Video Gateway Implements Video Call Completion to Voice
  This technology brief describes how the Dialogic® Vision™ CX Video Gateway implements Video Call Completion to Voice (VCCV).
• Dialogic Vision IVVR Kit
  For customers needing greater control over their platforms, Dialogic offers the Dialogi® Vision™ IVVR Kit in two versions: one for SS7 and another for SIP. Both are component bundles that include the special-purpose hardware and software required to support Vision Product functiona
• Dialogic Vision 1000 Video Gateway

  The Vision 1000 Video Gateway connects SIP-based interactive mobile voice and video services in a wide variety of network environments, from 3G mobile to packet-based IMS to ISDN.

• Dialogic Vision 1000 Video Server
  The Dialogic® Vision™ 1000 Video Server fully integrates the complex features of network signaling, PSTN and RTP bearer connections, call management, media processing, scripting support, and administration, which frees application developers to focus on their applications instead of infrastructure.
• Dialogic Vision 1000 Audio Server
  The Dialogic® Vision™ 1000 Audio Server fully integrates the complex features of network signaling, PSTN and RTP bearer connections, call management, media processing, speech resource interfaces, scripting support, and administration to free application developes to focus on their applications instead of infrastructure
• Dialogic Vision 1000 Video SCE
  Based on the full-featured and carrier-ready Vision™ 1000 Video Server, the Dialogic® Vision™ 1000 Video SCE [Service Creation and Execution Environment] incorporates the drag-and-drop GUI design and runtime environment of Vicorp xMP.
• Dialogic® Vision™ Audio Kits

  Dialogic® Vision™ Audio Kits (Vision Audio Kits) support rapid development and deployment of rich multimedia audio telephony services using VoiceXML and CCXML. Voice callers can be connected from circuit-switched, packet-switched, and mobile networks, in addition to IMS-based networks through support of BICC/Nb-Up and SIP-I.

White Paper

• Mobile Video — A New Opportunity
  A rising demand for mobile video services is creating major new opportunities for both network operators and application developers worldwide.
• The Architecture and Benefits of IMS
  This white paper provides an overview of the IMS architecture and its benefits, describes the new family of combinational services that IMS can enable, and provides some technical highlights and examples of IMS platforms.
• LTE: A New Competitive Paradigm for Mobile Broadband
  This paper is an attempt to explain the high-level architecture standards and issues, and, of course, the "lingo" of the LTE community to those who are familiar with communications technology but who lack in-depth knowledge of the mobile industry.
• Finding Success in a Multi-Screen World
  This white paper surveys the reasons why multi-screen services are so attractive, the role of the network operator in an expanded ecosystem, industry drivers, and technical challenges.
• Considerations for Creating Streamed Video Content over 3G-324M Mobile Networks
  This white paper provides basic information about video characteristics and video streaming techniques, and discusses guidelines for authoring content.
• The Video-Enabled Contact Center
  This white paper examines how the use of video can enhance the effectiveness of contact centers.
• LTE Drives Opportunities for Cloud-Based Mobile Video Services, Operators, and Providers
  As LTE networks are deployed, broadband access from smartphones will become nearly ubiquitous, allowing mobile users more access to new services in areas such as entertainment, advertising, and video-enabled call centers. Businesses can benefit by providing these new services as "cloud-based" to enable fast, cost-effective, accessible, and scalable deployment for mobile users.