Lindenbaum launched its Media Resource Function carrier-grade platform, based on MicroTCA (News - Alert) technology. The platform offers affordable voice and conferencing solutions in next-generation networks. This carrier-grade multipoint platform is meant for IP and TDM networks, protocols and devices.
The platform's IP-based open communication architecture offers an ideal fit with IP Multimedia Subsystem architecture. Furthermore, the MRF solution can process millions of calls per day due to its scalable nature.
Lastly, BrideLive.com was launched this week. This video conferencing solution is designed specifically to help wedding and entertainment professionals in wedding planning. The tool sports a variety of features such as photo viewer, interactive billboard, multimedia video player, facility floor plan builder, and instant email verification to aid the planning process.
That's all for this week in this sector. Be sure to check back at the Conferencing Channel for more news in this sector.
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