About
About this blog
BlogGeek.me is… Me. Blog. Geek.
This is a place for me for my rumblings about technology. It is where I go to think straight and to focus my mind on questions: questions I ask myself or questions I get asked by others.
About me
More specifically, this blog belongs to Tsahi Levent-Levi – that’s me with the geeky pretty face to the left. During the past decade (and then some) I have taken part in the development of various telecommunication projects – mainly those related to VoIP and 3G. I’ve done so as a programmer, manager, marketer and CTO. This included developing the 3G-324M protocol stack from scratch, as well as managing the team that was in charge of developing and maintaining the H.323 protocol stack, along with other interesting projects.
These days I am employed by Amdocs, dealing with innovation in the carrier space.
I have an MSc in Computer Science and an MBA degree with a focus in Entrepreneurship and Strategy. You can include in my resume a few patents and being the chairman of different activity groups in the IMTC – an organization focused on interoperability of multimedia standards.
I’ve got great two kids and a wife and I love cooking.
If you’re looking for some of my earlier writing, you can find it in various places:
- RADVISION’s VoIP Survivor blog
- NoJitter, as a “part-time” author
You can use the social media links in the bottom part of the page to reach me or learn more about what I do and where.
Hi Tsahi,
I am new to your blog but loving it. Except for few technical jargon, I find your blog interested with respect to WEB rtc. Would love to connect to you for some advice if you have the time.
Hi Tsahi,
This is the first time i read your blog and really found it very informative and interesting. I am also in telecom field and would like to be in touch with you to share and learn from you on the subject.
Bye for now
Take care
A great blog. I am working on a WebRTC application and you blog has been of great help.
Bhavin,
That’s good to know. Anything you’d like me to cover next with WebRTC here?
Hi!
You may want to update the following entry of your blog(HTML, SIP and the Missing Link (WebRTC)) .
I take part of the ‘sip on the web’ project. Just released jssip.net website and a newer version of the JavaScript SIP Stack JsSIP.
Congratulations for your site!
Regards
Hi Tsahi,
thanks for your articles. Its very informative and thought provoking….. I have been working on telecom projects for past several years and traveled many countries in Africa, Europe , Asia and North America. The change in the industry with the advent of smartphones is phenomenal. Perhaps webRTC is going the put the development in high gear.
Cheers,
Manoj