Peter Andre's presentation at eComm 2008
- 1. presence
- 3. jabber
- 6. presence
- 7. dial tone for internet communication
- 8. context...
- 9. message + reply, London <> Calcutta
- 10. 1800: 2 years (sailing ship)
- 11. 1914: 1 month (steamship)
- 12. 1950: 1 week (airmail)
- 13. 1980: 2 days (overnight mail)
- 14. 1993: 10 minutes (email)
- 15. 1999: 1 second (instant messaging)
- 16. half-life of information is shrinking
- 17. need to build the real-time internet
- 18. deliver information when it’s needed
- 19. know when people, devices, apps are online
- 20. presence
- 21. “the new dial tone”
- 22. boring!
- 23. a catalyst for interaction
- 24. also need identity + capabilities
- 25. PSTN “presence” is minimal
- 26. dial tone indicates system availability
- 27. identity is only a number
- 28. capabilities are stable and minimal
- 29. on IP networks, more complexity
- 30. presence is individual (person/device)
- 31. presence is manifold (multiple devices)
- 32. presence is mutual (subscriptions)
- 33. identity is more complete (vCard++)
- 34. capabilities are dynamic and multifaceted
- 35. not just person to person
- 36. person to application
- 38. what can we do with presence?
- 39. one-to-one IM
- 40. groupchat (à la IRC)
- 41. just teen chat, right?
- 42. wrong!
- 43. trading desks (investment banks)
- 45. situation rooms (U.S. Marines)
- 46. data syndication
- 47. real-time RSS (just-in-time updates)
- 49. real-time financial modelling
- 52. sales / logistics (Reynolds & Reynolds)
- 54. wireless access points (Sputnik)
- 55. configure linksys routers (VoIP provider)
- 56. info sync (TiVo)
- 58. SVG whiteboarding (Inkboard, etc.)
- 59. shared document editing (SubEthaEdit)
- 60. collaborative data objects (MITRE)
- 62. PTT/PTV triggered by presence
- 63. Google Talk
- 64. Asterisk, FreeSWITCH, etc.
- 65. federate PBXs
- 66. look ma, no telco!
- 67. presence in distressed environments
- 71. mesh / IP “bubbles” (military convoys)
- 73. geolocation
- 74. vehicle tracking (Real Fleet, trakm8)
- 75. first responder systems (CapWIN)
- 78. principles...
- 79. presence will be ubiquitous
- 80. real-time trumps store-and-forward
- 81. voice chat trumps voice mail
- 82. IM trumps email
- 84. real-time improves time-to-market
- 85. real-time builds competitive advantage
- 86. all with open standards (xmpp/sip/rtp/etc.)
- 87. radical innovation at the edges
- 88. think world wide web, not telco
- 92. scalability (a million points of presence?!)
- 93. sharing presence across domains
- 96. who owns presence data?
- 97. who can access presence?
- 99. always-on availability is no fun
- 100. presence overload
- 104. smarter devices
- 105. social solutions...
- 106. presence etiquette?
- 110. knowing when to go invisible
- 111. understanding costs and benefits
- 112. give presence, get connected
- 114. everything is going real-time
- 115. half-life of information is shrinking
- 116. we’re building the real-time internet
- 117. whether we know it or not
- 118. whether we like it or not
- 119. the best way to predict the future...
- 120. is to invent it
- 121. we’re inventing it together
- 123. An eComm 2008 presentation – http://eCommMedia.com for more