QSIG
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What is QSIG?
QSIG is a signaling protocol used in private telecommunications networks, particularly to connect private branch exchanges (PBXs). It facilitates features like call forwarding, call transfer, and other supplementary services between different PBXs from various vendors, enabling a unified network experience across multiple locations. It's based on ISDN signaling standards.
What other technologies are related to QSIG?
QSIG Competitor Technologies
H323
H.323 is a protocol suite providing audio-visual communication sessions on any packet network. It is a competitor to QSIG in providing signaling and call control for voice and video communications, particularly in enterprise environments.
SIP
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is a signaling protocol used for initiating, maintaining, and terminating real-time sessions that include voice, video and messaging applications. It competes with QSIG by offering an alternative protocol for call control and feature negotiation.
Which job functions commonly mention QSIG?
Telecommunications Engineer
0.1% of all Telecommunications Engineer jobs mention QSIG
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Audio Visual Designer
1 Audio Visual Designer jobs mention QSIG
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Network Engineer
4 Network Engineer jobs mention QSIG
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Consultant
5 Consultant jobs mention QSIG
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Engineer
50 Engineer jobs mention QSIG
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Which organizations are mentioning QSIG?
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