Opening presentation given at AdhearsionConf 2013. This talks about a vision for the future of the Adhearsion project as well as the future of real-time communications applications.
users •Group-based communication •Inherit from existing organizational groups •Allow ad-hoc participants (“guest” parties) •Federate with external services •Incident recording/logging •“Lessons learned” and process improvement •Links from/to issue tracking systems
primary auth via website •Verify with voice biometrics •Cross-check against caller location •Call recording/transcription •Medical advice given to patient automatically added to patient file •Auditing/Service Quality Assurance
exchange phone numbers •Low friction interface enables users to connect in real-time •Silly video tricks used to break the ice •...or even add more anonymity •Negligible operating costs relative to traditional telephony FunnyDate
Ahn1: Framework for Asterisk • Ahn2: Framework for Voice • Ahn3: Framework for Real Time Communications • Includes Voice/Telephony • Goes into Text/Video
Twitter, LinkedIn (see: Twelephone) • Corporate Identities (Active Directory/Lync) • Peer-to-Peer when appropriate (ICE! STUN! TURN!) • Secure By Default (HTTPS for signaling, SRTP for media) • Nothing to Download (HTML5 FTW!) • Communicate by URL (and come back to it later)
Twitter, LinkedIn (see: Twelephone) • Corporate Identities (Active Directory/Lync) • Peer-to-Peer when appropriate (ICE! STUN! TURN!) • Secure By Default (HTTPS for signaling, SRTP for media) • Nothing to Download (HTML5 FTW!) • Communicate by URL (and come back to it later) • Embedded in some larger task
Twitter, LinkedIn (see: Twelephone) • Corporate Identities (Active Directory/Lync) • Peer-to-Peer when appropriate (ICE! STUN! TURN!) • Secure By Default (HTTPS for signaling, SRTP for media) • Nothing to Download (HTML5 FTW!) • Communicate by URL (and come back to it later) • Embedded in some larger task • Contextual