WebRTC Conference Japan講演資料 2015/2/5 基調講演 「The WebRTC Continuum - The Next Wave」

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The WebRTC Continuum
The Next Wave
Douglas .Tait@Oracle.com
Director Product Marketing
Communications Group Business Unit
February 2015
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Market Trends
2015 – the next WebRTC wave
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WebRTC deployments will triple
VoLTE will accelerate - more than %50 trials
Call Centers will move from proprietary solutions to web technology
Unified Communications will become less centralized and more
distributed across the web

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The Fundamentals

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• The Board • The Wave
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• The Ocean
The Fundamentals

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• The Device
• The Board
• The Connection
• The Wave
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• The Network
• The Ocean
The Fundamentals

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… yet, we are just getting started ….
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Remember the Chasm?
WebRTC Adoption
Current
WebRTC
* Geoffrey Moore, Crossing the Chasm: Marketing and Selling Disruptive Products to Mainstream Customers, Harper, 1991
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What is WebRTC Missing?
WebRTC Chasm –
Current
WebRTC
• Mobility
– Identity, authentication and authorization
– More user name and passwords
– Network Denial of Service
• Reliable network solutions
– Lose sessions on browser refreshes or network issues
– Lack of support for large networks with many
sessions and many connections
• Interoperability
– Between networks
– Browser and devices
– Voice and video media
– Policy, charging, or internet traversal

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Where are we today?
Current
WebRTC
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New Requirements

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Native WebRTC Interfaces
Devices!
Communications
Services
Set-Top Box
Telemedicine
Game
Console
web-enabled devices
Finance
Chat / IM
Audio / Video Data Sharing
Requirements 1
Native WebRTC IOS interfaces
Native WebRTC Android Interfaces
RCS
Adaptive Messaging

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More horsepower to compensate for “best
effort “
Data Channel goes IoT and M2M
Painless Integration
Compensate for disparate Codex
Seamless Media Interaction
Connection
Requirements 2

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 Easy to use federated Registrar
 IT interfaces to network functions: REST, JS,
Straight forward, fast NAT traversal
Virtualize everything (do I smell NFV?)
Gateway vs Session Controller
Network
Requirements 3
SignalingMedia
Network
Signaling
Engine
Media
Engine
WebRTC Client Applications

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Distractions ….
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BBBB: Big boys behaving badly –
 ORTC … not done with WebRTC yet!
 Codecs! – just do it!
 IE – we are not waiting
 W3C better than GSMA
… can’t we just all get along?

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We are not waiting …
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Where are we?
the Chasm First Wave
Current
WebRTC
• Mobility
– Identity, authentication and
authorization
– More user name and passwords
– Network Denial of Service
• Reliability
– Lose sessions on browser refreshes or
network issues
– Lack of support for large networks
with many sessions and many
connections
• Interoperability
– Between networks
– Browser and devices
– Voice and video media
– Policy, charging, or internet traversal

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Where are we going?
Beyond the Chasm New Wave
Current
WebRTC
 Mobile Devices:
 Native WebRTC IOS/Android
 RCS
 Adaptive Messaging
 Connections:
 More horsepower
 Data Channel:IoT and M2M
 Painless Integration
 Compensate disparate Codex
 Network:
 Federated Registrar
 REST, SOAP, JS, … EE
 Fast NAT traversal
 Virtualize everything

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Where are we going?
Beyond the Chasm New Wave
Current
WebRTC
 Devices:
 Native WebRTC IOS/Android
 RCS
 Adaptive Messaging
 Connections:
 More horsepower
 Data Channel:IoT and M2M
 Painless Integration
 Compensate disparate Codex
 Network:
 Federated Registrar
 REST, SOAP, JS, … EE
 Fast NAT traversal
 Virtualize everything
 Devices:
 Connections:
 Network:

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Where are we going?
Beyond the Chasm New Wave
Current
WebRTC
Thank You
Douglas.Tait@Oracle.com
www.webrtc-solutions.com

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