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The Fall and Rise of Voice
As a growth strategy for the telecom industry, focusing investment on mobility and data services while withdrawing it from wireline voice is doomed to fail. People still depend on voice for the vast majority of their communication needs.…
Read MoreHow HD Voice Can Save Wireline Telecom
[qi:090] Just as AT&T (s t) CEO Randall Stephenson is conceding to the permanent loss of wireline revenue, high definition (HD) is…
Read MoreHigh Definition to Crash the Voice Party
The iPhone and the Apple (s aapl) App Store may have set a new standard for design and availability of mobile apps,…
Read MoreTelerupted: Africa, the Last Infotech Frontier
A recent two-week visit to Ghana, Africa, offered up scenes that seemed frozen in time. Most of the buildings and infrastructure date…
Read MoreTelerupted: Worldwide Communication
The disruption potential of VoIP lies not so much in its ability to push down the cost of telephone service than in…
Read MoreTelerupted: An Internet for Devices
A growing number of people expect mobile phones to emerge as the dominant means of Internet access for the 6.6 billion people…
Read MoreTelerupted: Twilight for Telephone Networks
SIP-compatible VoIP devices already account for as much as 20 percent of landline telephone traffic. But mobile telephones will not remain a safe haven for long, as more companies start to offer VoIP alternatives to operator voice plans. Yet the displacement of analog phones by VoIP devices has not displaced the telephone network itself.…
Read MoreHere Comes Trouble: Conversation Threading
A single commodity hard disk is fast on its way to being able to store every song ever recorded;* a close examination…
Read MoreHere Comes Trouble: A Social Directory
The declining relevance of telephone directories erased 95 percent of publisher RH Donnelley’s market capitalization over the last 12 months. Although Google’s…
Read MoreHere Comes Trouble: Toward call.domain.com
Vint Cerf’s 1974 TCP-IP specification and Tim Berners-Lee’s 1989 World Wide Web proposals remained little more than interesting academic ideas until the…
Read MoreHere Comes Trouble: Hypertext to Hypercomm
The linked computer files we call the Internet can take many forms, but real-time communication is not one of them. Communication engages participants more intimately than linking computer files, and moving from hypertext to “hypercomm” will require the infocomm industry to cope with privacy, authentication and trust.…
Read MoreHere Comes Trouble: Saving Big Iron in Telecom
A transformation continues to gain momentum in telecom, with software innovation displacing big iron as the primary source of competitive advantage. But in order to have a telco-free nirvana, the infocom industry needs to produce compelling devices that go beyond features and functionality already available from the telcos.…
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