At one of the panels that I participated in at VON Fall 2007, we pesented our opinions on “Will there be such a thing as a hard phone”. The Panel had interesting representations from Plantronics, Adobe, Ayalogic and others in addition to mine. Naturally, this is not directly related to IMS, but speaks more of ‘service convergence’ and whether there will be radical form factor changes to what we know as a phone today. My slides are available here
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My presentation at the Internet Telephony on IMS, WiMAX and all things nice
I spoke at the Internet Telephony conference in Los Angeles last week on IMS, hWiMAX, how they all work together (or not) and what it really means to applications. You can see a copy here
Speaking at Internet Telephony and our latest IMS report
Hi folks, My apologies for the lack of postings. It just so happens that Sep/Oct/Nov are the worst three months for travel for me. I have been on the road for most part of this month and will be all over the map till the end of November.If any of you are going to be at the Internet Telephony Conference in LA, I hope to see you there. I will be speaking on Monday about “IMS vs. WiMAX” there. So if you are attending, would be good to meet. On another note, I’ve been speaking and attending at the Internet Telephony show for several years now, and I must say, Rich Tehrani and the team has done a great job over the years in being innovative. For this show, as an example, they have come out with innovative interviews, video clips and press releases which help in advertising both their name and the participating company’s name. Good on you, Rich! I hope other setups pick up a bit on the ideas these folks have implemented. On another note, we have just released our July-Aug 2007 IMS Tracking report. You can read an executive brief here. Technology, VoIP, SIP, IMS, Marketing,
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LinkedIn vs. Facebook == Vertical vs. Horizontal
There has been a lot of commotion about the newly released Facebook APIs and why it will be replacing linkedin (just google and you would notice many prominent bloggers etc. talk about it). So of course, I tried it. I use Linkedin a lot. Recently, I read a specific post by Jeff Pulver saying he is abandoning LinkedIn to go with Facebook. Naturally, the decision to switch is subjective, but as far as my personal opinion goes, I don’t see them as overlapping. Here are a few reasons why: (Note: all of this is related to using Facebook as a ‘BUSINESS networking tool’) Horizontal vs. Vertical: LinkedIn is a ‘vertical’ tool. It is meant for networking of business professionals for buisness needs. Facebook seems to be a ‘horizontal’ tool – it allows business networking as well as networking for non-business needs, like say, going for movies, planning a party and what-not. East is East and West is West: My business life and profile is different from my personal life and profile. I’d love for my buddy to see my mood as ‘What the heck is wrong with the world today’, but don’t see any reason why the same mood needs
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Conceptualize your startup in 1 minute
Presenting the most powerful framework for conceptualizing your company. Credit: here Source I read it from: here See this: http://www.tdbspecialprojects.com/ Click on the central ‘shuffle’ button for ‘innovation’. Technology, VoIP, SIP, IMS, Marketing, Corporate Management
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