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    2. Abbeynet, the Abbey in the net presents The real meaning of VoIP. Luca Filigheddu CEO - Abbeynet
    3. P remier S ponsors Note: F.A.Q = Frequently Asked Question You are asking yourself:
        • who (the F.A.Q.) are Cisco and Verizon ?!?
    4. Jokes apart… I don’t want to spend time telling you what we are please join us at booth #302 to see WHAT WE DO
    5. Q uestions for you folks are using Skype to complete eBay transactions? (don’t lie please!) H ow many of you are service providers? H ow many of you H ow many of you know Abbeynet?
    6. VoIP During VON events usually we talk about VoIP
        • How many of you did attend VON Spring last March?
    7. During last VON Spring, Jeff said that “ V” stood for Video
    8. VoIP That is V oice V ideo D ata M essaging P resence W ireless TVS omething E lse o ver IP To be honest all of you know that it should be VVDMPWTVSEoIP
    9. VoIP? E verything o ver IP Better EoIP
    10. VoIP? But, in the past and now, we were not used to saying
        • MailoIP
        • NewsoIP
        • PhotosoIP
    11. We just think of W EB emails, So, if we say WEB , what do you think?
        • you immediately think of
    12. We just think of W EB emails, portals with news, So, if we say WEB , what do you think?
        • you immediately think of
    13. We just think of W EB emails, portals with news, chatting, So, if we say WEB , what do you think?
        • you immediately think of
    14. We just think of W EB emails, portals with news, chatting, search for information etc. etc So, if we say WEB , what do you think?
        • you immediately think of
    15. We just think of W EB emails, portals with news, chatting, searching for information etc. So, if we say WEB , what do you think?
        • you immediately think of
    16. A big difference… email, www, blogs, maps, tags, web2.0, community etc., Internet Companies
    17. A big difference… email, www, blogs, maps, tags, web2.0, community etc., Earn money from something (adv?!?) Internet Companies
    18. A big difference… 1 2 3 Service First Internet Companies VCs second… Business later…
    19. A big difference… 3 1 2 Business first Telecom Companies Telephone, traffic, telephone, traffic… customer dis-care, surplus services, confusing conditions Service.. ? 
    20. New breed of VoIP
        • focused on the creation of new services as easily and quickly as web2.0 technologies allow;
        • these services must be pervasive
      We need a new breed of VoIP
    21. New breed of VoIP We need a new breed of VoIP
        • focused on the creation of new services as easily and quickly as web2.0 technologies allow;
        • these services must be effective
    22. New breed of VoIP We need a new breed of VoIP
        • focused on the creation of new services as easily and quickly as web2.0 technologies allow;
        • these services must be presence-enabled
    23. New breed of VoIP We need a new breed of VoIP
        • focused on the creation of new services as easily and quickly as web2.0 technologies allow;
        • these services must be generally available
    24. New breed of VoIP We need a new breed of VoIP
        • focused on the creation of new services as easily and quickly as web2.0 technologies allow;
        • these services must be able to compose heterogeneous information coming from different data sources
    25. New breed of VoIP We need a new breed of VoIP
        • focused on the creation of new services as easily and quickly as web2.0 technologies allow;
        • these services must be interoperable
    26. New breed of VoIP We need a new breed of VoIP
        • focused on the creation of new services as easily and quickly as web2.0 technologies allow;
        • these services must be open and customizable by the end user
    27. New breed of VoIP This is what we name V O W V oice Over W eb where V= V oice V ideo D ata M essaging P resence W ireless TVS omething E lse o ver IP
    28. Voice Over Web Voice, Video, Presence, Messaging, IPTV etc. EVERYWHERE Pervasively integrated into users web experience, on users PC / internet enabled devices or TV Web + VoIP + Presence = V O W = New Services and Applications = VALUE
    29. Voice over Web What if … only if I see they are available to receive my contact notice… I could contact people while I’m surfing the web…
    30. Voice Over Web … I don’t care where they will take my call… or if
    31. Voice Over Web … they answer to my contact notice by IM, voice, video… and
    32. Voice Over Web … I don’t care in which way my mobile device is “connected”… and
    33. Voice Over Web … receiving a real-time IM advise … while
    34. Voice Over Web … map-based contact list … on my
    35. Voice Over Web … from the bookshop (near the bar) where I am and
    36. Voice Over Web … the voice&video-support of a customer care operator while buying my new LCD TV on the web … Waiting for…
    37. Voice Over Web and
    38. Voice Over Web What if you find a directory you find web 2.0 services you find presence
    39. So, what to do? VoIP as digital POTS? Sure? France Telecom left Italy and sold its VoIP company Parla.it
        • H323 DIGITAL POTS
        • Do you think they could go forward and be successful?!?
    40. So, what to do?
      • old business model?
      A new brand in the digital-POTS scenario? too many and too tough Vonage, Telecoms…
    41. So, what to do? A new brand in the VoIP scenario? too many and too tough Skype, Yahoo, GTalk, Microsoft… YAVP Yet another VoIP player? NO, thanks
    42. Communities are the real owners of the Web!
    43. VOW - Communities Web is becoming user-centric
    44. VOW - Communities Big portals want to keep their users… increase portfolio of their services… VoIP + Web: a winning union
    45. VOW - Communities They want to push their brand-awareness and “squeeze” their communities communities have different interests, different habits, different needs! Any community is different from the others! They need to add new revenue streams to their business
    46. VOW They need new applications tailored for their users
        • VoIP will be the 3rd dimension, the humanizing of the web
        • networks, numbers, routing, prefixes that we know will be hidden for the final users
    47. V o W is to VoIP what Web 2.0 is to Web V O W : VoIP = Web 2.0 : Web
    48. For this very good reason: What about a meeting in front of a cup of good coffee at booth #302? V. O .W. is our V o w
    49. Our work improves your business. Nostrum laborare your business improvare. E-mail: [email_address] Website: www.abbeynet.com Blog: www.lucafiligheddu.com

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