The latest from Telecom-Funda
- Think Before You Develop
- Guest post on Visionmobile about Future of Voice
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| Think Before You Develop | Top |
| Guest post on Visionmobile about Future of Voice | Top |
| I've written for many years about the future of VoIP and personal communications. Recently, I've been mentioning terms such as "non-telephony voice" and the need for service providers to understand that the historic concept of the "phone call" is only one way of interacting with another person using speech. Last week's profit warning from Dutch operator KPN highlights the fragility of "old" telecoms communications services such as telephony and SMS, as newer applications better-customised to the idiosyncracies of human behaviour start to emerge. An open question is how well platforms such as IMS can cope with new modes of communication - especially those that aren't based on "sessions", but more fluid forms of interaction. This is a broad theme I'm going to be addressing in some depth over coming months, through a variety of publications and events. For now, however, please check out the guest post I've written for fellow analyst Andreas Constantinou's blog, VisionMobile on the Future of Voice, and the challenges being posed for "your grandmother's telephony service". | |
| CenturyLink Clouds Up With Savvis Buy | Top |
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