Dr. SIP, a branch of Ucom Standards Track Solutions GmbH provides a wide range of services related to SIP / VoIP Telephony.
Services
3rd Level Support for SIP Issues / Troubleshooting
In the unlikely event of a problem related to SIP / VoIP, Dr. SIP provides you with assistance and the in-deep expertise you need. We analyze the problem, explain it to you and advise you on possible solutions. You can also task us with the implementation of your preferred solution.
To ensure you will be given priority when you need us most, Dr. SIP offers you also service contracts.
Strategic product direction and IETF Standardization
You can leverage our wide experience within the SIP / VoIP industry when planning new products or services.
To address your issues related to IETF Standardization, Dr. SIP is your partner with over 10 years of experience in this field.
Reviewing and development of architectures and designs
Working with equipment manufacturers, Dr. SIP helps you to structure the protocol software components and architectures, planning discussions, or the review of existing material. You can benefit from our hands-on expertise with Asterisk, SER or OpenSER among other products.
A view from outside fertilizes your product development resulting in improved quality and lower costs.
Education
Formal or informal education classes are an excellent way to bring your development team up to speed on SIP / VoIP protocols and services, or on the techniques for successfully architecting protocol software in SIP / VoIP or network devices.
People
I am Bernie Hoeneisen, Senior Technical Consultant and Owner of Ucom Standards Track Solutions GmbH.
As a customer you get the profound Expert Know-How for SIP, ENUM, Linux, Asterisk, and OpenSER required for installing, maintaining or trouble-shooting Internet Telephony systems.
You can further benefit from my ten years of experience with Internet Standardization, mainly IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force), ranging from various aspects of TCP/IP to designing and developing real-time communications systems. You'll get an expert in SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) with all its surrounding aspects including emergency call routing, ENUM (E.164 Number Mapping) and E2MD (E.164 to MetaData).
My prior responsibilities have led to expertise that addresses your core needs. These responsibilities include 3GPP (3rd Generation Partnership Project) IMS (IP Multimedia Subsystem) and IETF SIP Standardization at Nokia, leading the national level trial of ENUM in Switzerland at SWITCH, as well as Innovation Management in product development at Swisscom.
Networking is essential to your success. I am chair of the IETF's ENUM Working Group, which is responsible for the development of protocols for using DNS (Domain Name System) to map telephone numbers to URIs, i.e. addresses used on the Internet.
My education provides the basis for our successful collaboration. I hold a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering (dipl. El.-Ing. ETH) as well as a CCNA (Cisco Certified Network Associate) certificate in Routing and Switching.
Please click here for my CV containing a more extensive list of my qualifications.
Publications
- RFC 5333 - IANA Registration of Enumservices for Internet Calendaring, October 2009, The Internet Trust
- RFC 5076 - ENUM Validation Mapping for EPP, December 2007, The Internet Trust
- RFC 4725 - ENUM Validation Architecture, December 2006, The Internet Trust
- RFC 3608 - SIP Extension for Service Route Discovery, October 2003, The Internet Society
- RFC 3327 - Path Extension Header Field for SIP, December 2002, The Internet Society
- Convergence of Internet and Intelligent Networks, Helsinki, 10.09.1999, Diploma Thesis
Memberships
- Chair of the IETF ENUM Working Group
- Voting Member of the IETF Nominating Committee - NomCom (2008/09)
- Sustaining Member of the Internet Society (ISOC)
- Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
Press
- NZZ: Der Heimanwender am Gängelband
- SWITCH Journal: ENUM – mehr als nur eine Nummer (pages 16 & 17)
- Heise.de: IETF: Standards für Validierung von Telefondomains