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Presentation on the growing practical reality of operator-provided UCaaS propositions. Enterprises are finding it ever-harder to manage mobility & voice/video communications, given device diversity, BYOD and employee behavioural changes in using UC. Hosted options may allow greater flexibility - and also a better platform for future innovations such as app-embedded comms and WebRTC. Carriers can also blend in service value-adds such as roaming deals and WiFi access. Working with a 3rd-party UC vendor is likely to be a better bet than trying to implement UCaaS in an IMS.

The Pitch Process: Turning client briefs into great ideas, then selling them

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As clients have more customers, stakeholders and channels than ever, briefs are getting more confusing; lacking focus, strategy and asking for the "moon on a stick". As the agency, it's getting harder to know where to focus with our ideas and strategy, then sell it effectively. This presentation was originally delivered at Miami Ad School's New York campus as part of the "Industry Heroes" lecture series.

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This document discusses the impact of generative AI on the global economy. It begins with an introduction to generative AI, explaining that it creates new and original content rather than copying existing content. Generative AI has applications in areas like art, design, music, business, and marketing by automating the creative process. The document then discusses case studies and success stories of generative AI, as well as dangers and biases that need to be addressed, such as copyright issues, privacy concerns, and cybersecurity threats. It concludes by considering the future outlook and how businesses and individuals need to prepare for generative AI's opportunities and challenges.

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The document discusses recent advances in artificial voice generation technology that allow voices to be cloned from only a few seconds of audio. It notes that this capability could be misused to fabricate the truth if voices are used to mislead people into thinking a fake voice is a real person. While voice cloning technology is improving, awareness of its capabilities and critical assessment of information will be important to avoid being fooled by artificially generated voices in the future.

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Has the time come to collaboratively develop the software the language industry needs? To be more creative than any single company by sharing ideas, effort and costs? Instead of being suspicious competitors, is the language industry ready to work together and share ideas? Many companies in the industry express the need for tools, which - truly support Open Standards - can be extended, customized and integrated the way they need it - are driven by the latest research - are well supported - are affordable The OSELI initiative hopes to achieve traction.

The first hindi language spell check software - pc quest

The first Hindi language spell-check software called Saksham was developed by Jagdeep Singh Dangi over three years. It is compatible with Windows operating systems and Microsoft Word. The software works similarly to the spell-check tool in MS Word and has a database of 69,000 Hindi words. It was launched at the Mahatma Gandhi International Hindi University. Dangi has previously worked on other multilingual projects including a Hindi internet browser and online translation tools to empower people with technology and online information in their own language.

How Telecom Technologies are Enabling the Real-Time Enterprise, Dean Bubley

How Telecom Technologies are Enabling the Real-Time Enterprise Presented at TADSummit 17th November 2015 Dean Bubley Founder Disruptive Analysis We’re seeing a revolution in how businesses are using contextual communications for customer support/sales and in ares such as healthcare/wellness. Technologies such as WebRTC, IoT, messaging, and dis-unified comms, are similarly disrupting old business processes to enable enterprises to do much more with the their limited resources in meeting customers' needs.

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The document discusses the "ways of the software people" and communications as a service provided by Twilio. It describes how Twilio provides software infrastructure in the cloud to power applications that communicate, with over 400,000 developers building applications that have reached over 95% of American adults and users in over 200 countries. The document advocates that more businesses adopt a "software mindset" to solve problems and embrace continuous iteration and composable technology.

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The document discusses the "ways of software people" and communications as a service provided by Twilio. It describes how Twilio provides cloud-based software infrastructure to power applications that enable communication and how over 400,000 developers have used Twilio to reach over 95% of Americans. The document advocates that more businesses can be addressed through software and that software people approach problems by focusing on software solutions rather than hardware.

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Complete Data Professional is software that allows real estate agents to store and organize client data, build relationships, and generate emails and SMS messages. It eliminates the need for sales staff and can be customized to individual requirements. Complete Data provides benefits like convenience, organized data solutions, and being self-interactive. It also provides a competitive advantage and high return on investment for real estate companies through streamlining operations and providing a solution for large databases. Podcasting involves creating audio recordings called podcasts that are delivered through RSS feeds and can be played on MP3 players. It provides benefits for real estate marketing like low costs, portability, and conveying company information and listings. Additional staff may be required for podcasting due to time requirements and outdated

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The goal of this presentation is to share exemplars of important broadband Internet access performance phenomena. In particular, we highlight the critical role of stationarity. When they have non-stationarity, networks are useless for most applications. We show real-world examples of both stationarity and non-stationarity, and discuss the implications for broadband stakeholders. These phenomena are only visible when using state-of-the-art high-fidelity metrics and measures that capture instantaneous flow.

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This is a critical moment for UK digital infrastructure policy. The context is one of rapid political, market and technological change. As a nation, we face important decisions over topics like post-Brexit regulation, universal service delivery, Openreach independence, TETRA replacement and 5G readiness. The imperative is to reflect on whether our historic approaches will meet our future needs. Where we anticipate a shortfall, we must act to protect our long-term national interest. This paper aims to educate policymakers about one specific shortfall: the growing ‘capability gap’ between broadband demand and supply. It makes two recommendations. This unwanted situation is avoidable by two readily attainable changes in our policy approach. Firstly, our policy metrics need to reflect the readiness of broadband infrastructure to support both present and future demand. Secondly, the money needs to move to incentivise the right market behaviours to create a correspondingly fit-for-purpose supply. When these reforms are enacted together, this will help to position the UK with a world-class infrastructure ready to attract capital and talent on a global scale.

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The document provides an informal technical review of the FCC's planned broadband measurement regime. It notes several issues with the FCC's approach, including that it: 1) Focuses more on political goals of "neutrality" than user experience 2) Does not adequately capture key technical aspects like network variability, burstiness, or what constitutes a "speed" 3) Sets up unrealistic expectations about network performance that may not match actual user experience 4) Creates challenges around accurately measuring performance across different technologies like DSL and cable. Overall, the review finds that while the FCC addresses some important issues, its approach lacks technical rigor and could lead to measurements that do not provide useful or actionable information

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This document outlines a journey from being beasts to becoming superheroes to gods using technology. It argues that as technology allows us to be present anywhere and anytime through things like telephones and computers, we are building "superconductors for our minds" that transcend biological limitations. However, privacy issues arise when sensual data is converted to symbols that computers can understand and share. The document suggests we must resolve this tension between privacy erosion and enhanced presence. It speculates that the trajectory of technology development may lead humanity to become "Homo evolutis" that deliberately directs its own and other species' evolution, achieving a god-like state of being everywhere through advanced communication technologies.

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This document discusses the lack of engagement between broadband policy literature and technical realities regarding the stochastic nature of network traffic management. It analyzes the mentions of relevant scientific terms in books on net neutrality policy and finds little exploration of concepts like stochasticity, emergence and probabilistic modeling. It argues that the focus on detecting and regulating "discriminatory" traffic has been misguided, and that policy should instead define quality of service floors and use objective measurement methods to evaluate user experience. The document promotes socializing technical knowledge with policymakers and shifting the regulatory perspective away from traffic management and towards ensuring a minimum quality of broadband service.

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