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Emerging Trends in Communications
The document discusses emerging trends in communications, highlighting the distinction between synchronous and asynchronous communications. It emphasizes the integration of various forms of communication, such as messaging, calls, and social media, into everyday features. The document suggests that the future of communication is now and raises questions about the missing elements in current voice communication features.
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Emerging Trends in Communications
- 1. Emerging Trends in Communications { @dieswaytoofast (VP – Ubiquiti Networks)
- 3. Synchronous Communications
- 6. Asynchronous Communications
- 11. Synchronous Asynchronous We have always done both!!! Communications
- 14. Business Grade The Old Black
- 25. Consumer Grade The New Black
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- 36. Camera Web “Social” Calls Messaging Email Games Weather Context defines Capability
- 37. Click to Email Communication as a Feature
- 38. Click to Email Facebook, Twitter, etc. embedded everywhere Communication as a Feature
- 39. Click to Call Voice as a Feature
- 42. What’s Missing? Voice as a Feature
- 43. Presence Voice as a Feature
- 45. Presence Escalation Voice as a Feature
- 47. Presence Escalation Fusion Voice as a Feature
- 49. The Future (isnow?)
- 52. 703.386.1500 (Mahesh Paolini-Subramanya) The Future (is now?)
- 53. 703.386.1500 (Mahesh Paolini-Subramanya) b7f3dd21-9172-429f-8d3e-3815936731bb The Future (is now?)
Editor's Notes
- #4 Communications can be Synchronous or Asynchronous. For the purposes of this talk, Sync vs. Async refers to whether you can detect whether the person at the other end is there or not…
- #5 Synchronouse - Talking
- #6 Synchronous – video phones
- #7 In Asynchronous – the other person might have have taken off for a bio-break, but you can’t tell when you send them an SMS/ping/whatever…
- #8 Highly asynchronous
- #9 The most common form of async communications – IM / SMS / Email
- #10 Facebook is async too!
- #11 Even reading a book! (ok, this isn’t really “Real Time”, but whatever) Itsasync communication from the author’s mind to your mind
- #13 Sequential –Async from the author to dad, and sync from dad to daughter
- #14 Parallel – “Hey, check out this coolKitteh video”
- #15 Whats so special about Business-Grade?
- #16 There are 27 Million of these IP handsets sold every year. !!!
- #17 Who remembers numbers anymore?
- #18 Because everyone (!) thinks in contacts nowadays. Not phone numbers.
- #19 BLF? Really? This is the best we can do for presence?
- #20 The AIM approach to presence is now ubiquitous.
- #21 OK. The Handset is awesome, but in the end it is for lean back conversations.
- #22 Everybody, however, wanders around with one of these in their ears. Everyone
- #23 Where it wins – The Break Test. If you hit someone upside the head with this phone, what will break? The phone? Or the head? With these phones, the head. But then again, nowadays who cares?
- #24 Setting up Video Conferencing can be a complete nightmare
- #25 A Hangout – on the other hand, is one of the most trivial multi-point video-conferencing facilities in existence.
- #26 Consumer grade is the new Business Grade
- #27 The epitome of Consumer Grade. Is this a curse?
- #28 What about Reliability? “Busines Grade?” Does anybody actually like this stuff?My (highly unscientific) survey of Fortune 50 companies has shown that nobody likes their Corporate “Business Grade” applications
- #29 The bottom line is that Peopledon’t care. They just want stuff to work. Consumer Grade is the new Business Grade.
- #30 We have molded the way we communicate to the tool we have. Historically, we had no option
- #31 The original phone
- #32 The first morph – the integrated handset
- #33 The second morph. Pushbuttons
- #34 And that’s it. Nothing has changed since then
- #35 People don’t care. They just want stuff to work
- #36 Till “consumer grade” went critical. This is not a phone.
- #37 Really. The iPhone is not a phone. You can call with it, but the sheer number of things you can do with it is over the top...
- #38 We’ve always done Communications as a feature. We’re just realizing that this is what we do (click to email predates the dawn of the web – we had it with Gopher!!!)
- #39 Nowadays, “Social” stuff like FB and Twitter are ubiquitious
- #40 And now, voice is getting added to the mix. Atomic events such as Click-to-Call are everywhere
- #41 Outbound C2C – You can’t get call-center software without this!
- #42 Inbound C2C – if you sit is clickableee a phone number on a page, odds are that
- #43 Whats missing is State, i.e., the ability to not just do atomic things like C2C, but “group” related stuff
- #44 Knowing what other people that you interact with (or like to interact with) should not be complicated
- #45 But, on the other hand, it tends to be more like mind-reading nowadays
- #46 Multi-party calling is a PITA
- #47 Remember “Three-way-calling”? Nobody could ever figure out how to use it. They still can’t. But it should be trivial You should never have to utter the mantra “I’m going to try and conference you in, if this drops, I’ll call you back”
- #48 And merging different types of communication should be the default
- #49 Skype does it. Hangouts do it. But, seriously every body should do it
- #50 Scenarios are exploding
- #51 If you have a GPS enabled phone, why do you ever have to utter the mantra “I’m about to go into a tunnel, if the call drops, I’ll call you back”???
- #52 When will everything get transcribed? And be searchable?
- #53 What is a better identifier for data lookups? CallerID
- #54 What is a better identifier for data lookups? Obviously, UniqueIds.
- #55 Text To Speech Whispering – should be available by default. Sometimes
- #56 Tavis Rudd coding (highly async communication)
- #57 In the future (heck, now), everything will be customizable. The world is moving to where people are communicating the way they want to, not the way they are allowed to!!!