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Convergent Communication Applications Using SIP

Convergent Communication Applications Using SIP. Yoram Arbel Comox Inc. yoram@comox.com. Convergent Communication via SIP. Internet applications, distribution, connectivity Ubiquity and quality of Telephony Rich applications and GUI can be applied to PSTN calls

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Convergent Communication Applications Using SIP

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  1. Convergent Communication ApplicationsUsing SIP Yoram Arbel Comox Inc. yoram@comox.com

  2. Convergent Communication via SIP • Internet applications, distribution, connectivity • Ubiquity and quality of Telephony • Rich applications and GUI can be applied to PSTN calls No need to wait for complete coverage of VoIP infrastructure

  3. Converged CommunicationApplication examples Telephony SIP H.323 MGCP Internet HTTP SIP WAP SMTP Presence eCalling Unified Messaging

  4. HearMe eCalling • Most Communications today: either real-time (telephones) or asynchronous (email, web pages) • Integrated Communication: combines asynchronous publication of user availability in email and elsewhere with real-time Internet voice conferencing • Cyber-era “business card” which includes the means to make contact

  5. Example: Email click-to-call Availability and contact links tie a conference to a particular subject. Recipients follow up with voice conversation when the sender is around.

  6. 2 1 3 HearMe eCalling Example Email Invites Conversation Embedded Presence Projection One Click eCall OR

  7. Example: a company directory Clicking next to the names of any available employees will call them at their computers or telephones.

  8. VoiceCONTACT Application on VoiceSERVER Platform • Click to Call, Click to Conference • PC-PC; PC-Phone; Phone-Phone • Presence/Availability indication • Easy, impromptu “Instant Conferencing” Workgroup productivity tool: connected-ness, teamwork, productivity

  9. SIP Simplicity for: • Easy interface to gateway, softswitch, Unified Messaging, other services • Small (<150KB) client for internet distribution • Call processing - e.g. Follow me • SIP Scalability: HTTP style stateless transactions allow use of web based load balancing techniques

  10. Federated Systems Model • HearMe operates VoiceNETWORK, global service for everyone • Service Providers, Enterprises can license domain VoiceSERVERS - DNS name space • Domain controller defines routing and policy • SIP Proxy model directly supports this architecture

  11. Firewalls SIP offers hope of an endorsed standard that will be able to penetrate for inbound transactions

  12. MailVision Unified Messaging Platform • Voicemail, email, Fax, documents • Access from Web, Line Phone, Celphone • Modular • Scalable multiple servers anywhere on the net • Open Standards: SIP, IMAP4, LDAP, POP3, WAP...

  13. MailVision Unified Messaging Platform SIP PSTN SIP PSTN IMAP4 LDAP SIP PSTN

  14. MailVision Unified Messaging - PC Web Access Email Fax Voice Documents

  15. SIP Interface for Incoming Message and Access Servers • Easy integration with Softswitch, Gateway, VoiceSERVER • INVITE information may affect handling - e.g. immediate non-password access to own mailbox

  16. Rich User Interface with SIP clients • SIP Message Waiting information can be presented on screen phones • GUI much more friendly than IVR • JAVA application on Intelligent SIP phones, or server rendering on ‘dumb’ screen phones

  17. JAVA SIP Phone Interface

  18. Potential use of SIP “under the hood” • Interface between some of the system modules • Intelligent load balancing

  19. SIP Enables Convergence • Provides an Internet like model for manipulating PSTN/IP telephony networks • SIP will be a catalyst for converged networks

  20. C o m o x Yoram Arbel Comox Inc. yoram@comox.com Tel. 408-245-0200 www.hearme.com www.mailvision.com

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