With 2014 around the corner, it’s time to look ahead at the Unified Communications (UC) industry and predict the overall industry will move over the next twelve months across Operator and Enterprise...

About Todd Carothers
Todd Carothers is the Executive Vice President of Marketing and Products at CounterPath and oversees Product Management and Marketing initiatives. Growing up in Silicon Valley and having witnessed the technical marvels coming out of Xerox PARC (where his dad was a patent attorney) Todd developed a deep passion for the high-tech industry. With a particular interest in Internet and mobile applications, Todd eventually found himself within the massive Telecommunications sector and companies that were on the leading edge of new services that added significant value to operators worldwide.
Recent Posts
Communication Re-imagined: Top Unified Communications Trends and Predictions Coming in 2014
CounterPath Expands Enterprise Offering
Last week CounterPath announced a global distribution agreement with Arrow S3 – a division Arrow Electronics, Inc., a supply channel partner who has over 120,000 original equipment manufacturers,...
Beta SoftPhone.com Connects X-Lite Users in the Cloud
Today CounterPath released a beta version of SoftPhone.com: a unique cloud-based offering that turns the population of X-Lite users into a unified community.
Yes, I said it. Softphones are really passé. They are a thing of the past. It's all about endpoints that are device shiftable. Some are getting this subtle but salient point but most are not. Let me...
X-Lite, our free softphone product, is known worldwide as the leading VoIP endpoint. It has been downloaded millions of times and connects people across the globe. Many of the features and direction...
Cavorting in the Cloud: A CounterPath Perspective on Microsoft's Acquisition of Skype
As most of us read this week, Microsoft announced an $8.5 billion dollar bid for Skype. Rumors had started swirling last week that Facebook and Google had their eyes on Skype, then over the weekend...
Convergence Is Dead, Long Live Convergence
Due to my involvement in services convergence for the past decade, I receive a lot of questions from prospects, customers, partners, press, analysts and fellow industry colleagues on my take on the...