David Recordon's Presentation at eComm 2008
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This document discusses community and open standards processes. It notes that most standards are typically created by large organizations behind closed doors, but that community-driven processes like those used by the IETF and early Jabber/XMPP developers allow passionate individuals to solve problems through open collaboration over mailing lists, wikis and websites. The document lists five current projects related to open standards and identity on mobile and social web platforms that would welcome community participation and ideas.
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1. Convergence of the telecom and IT industries towards a single standard for mobile broadband networks and devices.
2. The disruption caused by voice over IP technology and the trend towards full interconnectivity across communication systems.
3. The need to meet customer needs through open innovation, engaging with the internet community, and shaping devices and software for a mobile web experience.
4. Developing new applications and business models around near field communication technology using the SIM card as a secure element.
Rocky Nevin's presentation at eComm 2008
The document discusses four models of interaction between humans and machines: 1) Following pre-defined decision trees, 2) Search queries based on keyword intersections, 3) Neural networks using pattern recognition, and 4) "Neural-like" processing that treats data and functions as fused and stateful. It argues that today's methods like relational databases are brittle for natural language queries and that a neural-like approach may enable more flexible and precise answers by representing data and inputs in a neural-like way. The document also contains examples of Java code for integrating data and functions across different applications and systems.
Phil Wolff's 's presentation at eComm 2008
The document discusses the evolution of social networking and communication technologies from 1977 to 2008. It focuses on how programs like Skype have developed zones of interoperability that allow for relationship actions, account management, synchronization of profiles and contacts, discovery of people, and other social functions across different platforms. The emergence of these social stacks and their integration is changing how users interact online.
Jonathan Christensen's Panel Intro at eComm 2008
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Bob Frankston's presentation at eComm 2008
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1) Networking is something we do and we can use any means available to innovate, unlike the telecom model which focuses on predefined networks and services.
2) Abundant connectivity is possible if we are not constrained by the past and recognize that bits have no intrinsic scarcity or value assigned by providers.
3) The telecom model aims to monetize networks and bits but this is inherently dysfunctional since the internet is based on abundance and costs are effectively zero.
4) We should focus
Adrian Cockcroft's presentation at eComm 2008
1. Millicomputing refers to using very small, low-power computers called millicomputers that can fit in your pocket. Examples include the Gumstix and devices using ARM processors.
2. Millicomputers are becoming more powerful yet efficient, with multicore processors, more memory and storage, and faster networking. Devices like phones and tablets now rival laptops in capability.
3. Open hardware and software allow for customization and innovation, with fully open specifications, schematics, and designs shared freely. This supports continued improvements and new applications for pocket-sized computers.
Evan Plath's presentation at eComm 2008
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Gabriel Sidhom's presentation at eComm 2008
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John Waclawsky's presentation at eComm 2008e
The document discusses emerging technology trends related to increasing connectivity and the growing number of wireless technologies being integrated into mobile devices. It predicts that future mobile devices will have 7 or more radios and antennas to support various connectivity options simultaneously. This raises issues around how to manage and control the flexibility of connecting to different networks. The document also discusses how peer-to-peer networks could help address this by providing connectivity at both short and long distances through independent networks.
Mark Jacobstein's presentation at eComm 2008
The document discusses how mobile operators have traditionally viewed VoIP as a threat that could reduce voice revenue by filling data networks and cannibalizing voice minutes of use. However, the iSkoot solution allows VoIP to work with mobile operators by using the existing voice network for calls and only utilizing data networks for supplementary features like presence and messaging. This preserves high-margin voice revenue while providing IP telephony benefits. The solution was recognized as highly commended at Mobile Congress as an effective customer acquisition tool used by operators in 8 countries with tens of millions of minutes of use.
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