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Kablink open team collaboration software uses social networking to unify team workspaces w/ real-time web conferencing. Collaboration for knowledge networking, program management, communities-of-practice, telework, other business process/functional areas

...Cress diagrams are automatically translated into formal languages for rigorous analysis and verification, and are also automatically translated into implementation languages for deployment and validation. Cress aims to make service design as easy as possible without requiring specialist development knowledge. It simplifies service creation to drawing diagrams, clicking buttons and defining a few tool parameters. All key functions of Cress can be controlled from the Chive diagram editor. Cress is written using portable and widely used languages (Perl and Java). It can be extended by a developer for other kinds of services that can be characterised by activity flows.

...Currently the following devices are supported: * Ettus Research USRP * Great Scott Gadgets HackRF (will be implemented when the device is released) Airean has the following capabilities: * Scan the GSM spectrum * Show nearby GSM base stations on a map * Monitor broadcast channels for active mobile terminals * With knowledge of session key: decode downlink SMS messages and audio * By interfacing to external programs: obtain session key from a captured communication with high probability For more information, see the Wiki section.

...A good way to design optimization techniques for SIP deployment would be to analyze SIP traffic from existing networks. However, publicly available analyses of SIP traffic are rare and thus not a lot of knowledge exists about typical behavior of a SIP server (as opposed to, for example, HTTP servers). Our aim is to promote analysis of real SIP-server behavior. Therefore, we present SiAnTo, an extended anonymization technique that substitutes session-participant information with matching, but nondescript, labels. This allows for SIP traces to be publicly shared, while keeping interesting traffic-session properties intact.

...ISUP is not developed although is it the easiest of all. See the roadmap to get informed about the status and plans. The 7-Scales is written in C under Linux. It requires some C-development skills and considerable knowledge in the area of SS7 Application Parts, namelly MAP, INAP and CAP.