Quo vadis współczesny świecie? Sieci społecznościowe, biznesowe i informacyjne: ekonomia wszechobecnego internetu.

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This document summarizes key points from a presentation on the past, present, and future of wireless connectivity and the internet. It discusses how in 2010, 20 years after the internet began, wireless connectivity has become ubiquitous with people accessing the internet from a variety of devices. It predicts that by 2015, all mobile handsets in cities will be internet-enabled. The presentation envisions the future of enhanced human interactions through applications, networks, social media, and more as connectivity demands increase and technology enables new possibilities for connecting people.

Technology Business

7 października 2010 r.
Warszawa, Multikino Złote Tarasy

20 lat Internetu. To dopiero początek.

Internet everywhere: Social Networks,
Information Networks, Business Networks

Luis Lucatero
Alcatel Lucent

A description of demand for wireless connectivity

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The Vision for APIs
From Browsing to APIs - The Web is Now Programmable

“It took 8 years to get to 1000 APIs,
but only 18 months to get to 2000
APIs.”

“2010 has a 2x increase in new APIs
per month over last year.”

John Musser,
programmableweb

A description of supply and demand
for wireless connectivity

Spectrum Economics:
demand inelastic in a strange way
Kbps/km2

Very few purchasers
Very little spectrum
stress
point
supply Site economics:
inelastic in a negative way

sites are scarce
it takes a lot of time to get each one

time Handset economics:
very elastic

market revolutions start at
supply and demand stress points

Future urban connectivity demand

Verizon 26
AT&T 30

Clearwire 225

all mobile handsets in cities
will be internet enabled
in 2015

empowering
social networks
information networks
business networks

enhanced human interactions world

applications world

network world

Customer Automatic Location, Content Interactive
Engagement Application Contacts Streaming Voice and
Identification & Presence Video Media

Massively Rich Content Call Control
Scalable QoS Messaging Distribution & Routing

Subscriber Converged Payments Advertising Optimized
Data Monetization Policy Framework & Charging & Offers Video Delivery

Thank You.

Luis Lucatero
Alcatel Lucent

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