[Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has had poor consumer traction Etc.
"Lee Dryburgh" <dryburghl@gmail.com> Sun, 16 December 2007 14:35 UTC
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From: Lee Dryburgh <dryburghl@gmail.com>
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Subject: [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has had poor consumer traction Etc.
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Marketing for the eComm March 2008 conference (see www.eCommMedia.com) is away to drive ahead with the messages which I give them. One of these messages is critical towards SIP. Before the marketing material is finalised, I'd like to first welcome responses. I'd love to copy all the messages but I may run the risk of getting accused of spamming the list so below I've just copied the section that relates to SIP: "Voice Industry Stagnancy Telcos still see themselves as masters of communications innovation and the guardians to the creation of new services. Yet 3G, FMC, IPTV, NGN and IMS services are failing in the market place. At the same time consumer attention drifts increasingly towards Internet based applications such as Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, FlickR, SecondLife, World of Warcraft Etc. which are becoming increasingly voice enabled. Yet within the Internet realms VoIP is still heralded as the communication revolution. But VoIP on it's own is nothing more than digital telephony and it will never be profitable. It has gained little consumer traction and can be announced as dead-on-arrival. SIP the VoIP signaling protocol even after a decade of development has had little consumer reach and the entire notion of a common signaling protocol is now under question. " Now it would seem stupid to ask people to call their baby ugly. BUT what I do hope for, is that there is enough people with a balanced view who if they feel strongly against this position and can provide clear rationale, then I will have it modified/changed accordingly. Otherwise it will be accepted as true. Seems fair? Thanks Lee
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- [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has had … Lee Dryburgh
- Re: [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has … Ari El
- RE: [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has … Henry Sinnreich
- Re: [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has … Lee Dryburgh
- Re: [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has … Lee Dryburgh
- Re: [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has … Dean Willis
- Re: [Sip] Chance to defend position that SIP has … Lee Dryburgh