01/PO003/001 VSC “A Leading Voice in Telecom for Over a Decade” TM “The Myth of the Killer App” HKConnect’10 29 Oct 2010 Presented by Mark Bradley Corporate.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Genre in Video Games. Genre- the type of game GenreDefinition (Conventions of Genre) Stealth First-person shooter Social-simulation Strategy Action/adventure.

Advertisements

Mobile Virtual Societies. Presentation Overview:  Overview of Virtual communities  Overview of Mobile communication  Discussion of Technology progression.

History of the Internet. Origins Late 1950’s: invention of the modem: modulator-demodulator or digital to analog ARPA (Advanced Research Projects Agency)

1 Networks and Internet Objectives Understand basic concepts in Networking Network Types Understand basic concepts in Internet Internet Services Become.

1 Online game development. 2 Outline of the presentation important terms brief history status quo of present day online gaming Case studies: Runescape.

Online Social Networks COM Evolution and Trends in Digital Media Technologies Craig Maedgen.

Online applications and mobile marketing. What if we don’t have a mobile phones?  Can you imagine what the world was like without mobile phones? Say.

Timeline: History of the Internet: Vannavar Bush describes the memex; a hypothetical mechanical hypertext system where individuals could compress.

FTP. SMS based FTP Introduction Existing System Proposed Solution Block Diagram Hardware and Software Features Benefits Future Scope Conclusion.

Computers, The Internet & The Web Jacie Yang Texas State University.

Social Networks A Lunch N' Learn Presentation Kevin Shannon Alex Tanchoco.

The Internet. The Internet: A Definition  Short for Internetwork  AKA: The World Wide Web, or the Net  This is defined by the system of communications.

Build a Free Website1 Build A Website For Free 2 ND Edition By Mark Bell.

Dr. Omar Al Jadaan The Internet. Internet Service Provider (ISP) Content Providers: create and maintained material that can be accessed using the internet.

The Internet and New Technologies: The Media Converge Chapter 2.

The Internet and New Technologies Chapter 2. “We had a choice to enter the country and follow the law. Or we had a choice to not enter the country.” —Eric.

The Internet and Multimedia Chapter 2. How the Internet Developed The Internet grew out of the Cold Ware between the United States and the Soviet Union.

Jaime Robertson-Lavalle VP Business Development, Intel Dialogic Director of Strategic Investments, Intel Capital “Opening The Public Network” Voice - an.

1 Network Gaming. History of Network Gaming MUD MUD –Multi-user Dungeons Modem Games Modem Games Match Makings Match Makings –Real-time strategy –FPS.

History of the revolution of Internet and Web-based Instruction Assoc. Prof. Dr. Rozinah Jamaludin 31 December 2009.

Marketing Management Online marketing

Key Technology Enablers for Mobile Value-Added and Content Services - MMS, Java and XHTML OFTA Hong Kong, Marko Keskinen Nokia Mobile Phones.

Component 4: Introduction to Information and Computer Science Unit 10b: Future of Computing.

Software Essentials ICT 1 & 2. What is software?  software is the set of instructions stored inside a computer  These instructions tell the computer.

THE INTERNET Chapter 13. Internet- Interconnection and Networks “the Net” Computers have played a significant role in our everyday life Growth in popularity.

Home Gateway Initiative Vision Brian Levy Vice Chairman April 2005.

CIS 1310 – HTML & CSS 1 Introduction to the Internet.

Topics in Technology and Marketing In The Beginning.

Introduction To Internet

1 CP586 © Peter Lo 2003 Multimedia Communication Multimedia and the Internet.

Wei-Li Liu. + Goal: a. Do research on the history of social networking b. Compare the features of some of the past popular social networking sites c.

MySQL and PHP Internet and WWW. Computer Basics A Single Computer.

History of the Internet and WWW. The Internet (computer network connected to other computer networks) Sputnik - first satellite wanted to create.

By: Group 1 Andrew (1), Josh (2), Chu Yuan (3), Daryl (4), Davin (5)

 Network  Increasing Rate  United  Simple Online Games  Highly Advanced  Money  Free.

Use of Electronic and Internet advertising options Standard 3.4.

History of the Internet Mr Fone Arpanet Advanced Research Projects Agency Network - World's first operational packet switching network.

بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم The Internet and the World Wide Web.

Milestone SAP Portal Learning at the Lakes August 12, 2009.

Introduction To Networking. Requirements for Internet connection Connections can be seen as 2 components: The physical connection: transfers signals between.

Web Services Overview 2006 Interactive Voices The Voice-Over Marketplace.

The Internet CSC September 30, History of the Internet Developed for secure military communications Evolved from Advanced Research Projects.

YOUTH AND SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES NAVIA MEETING (SPAIN) FEBRUARY 2013 DANGERS AND SOLUTIONS (IES GALILEO GALILEI, NAVIA, SPAIN)

INTERNET!!! BY: Andrea Salvador H.. VOCABULARY What is HTTP?? HTTP means “HyperText Transfer Protocol) is for Web Pages. This is the command that instructs.

(c) Marius Janson1 Internet Access Provider The Internet: A short history –Original concepts in 1960s Connect 4 computers Package Telephony –Technical/Scientific/Academic.

1 The Internet By: William Yee Group What’s the Internet?? An interconnected system of networks that connects computers around the world via the.

A Brief History of the Internet: The Timeline 1958: ARPA, the Advanced Research Projects Agency, is created by the U.S. Defense Department in response.

Use flash eBook software AnyFlip to make page flip book works seamlessly on mobile devices.

Skill Area 214 Introduce World wide web(www)

Unit 1, Lesson 3 Internet History AOIT Computer Networking Copyright © 2008–2013 National Academy Foundation. All rights reserved.

Staying Secure Online How do we buy and sell safely on the Internet?

Topics in Technology and Marketing In The Beginning.

JavaScript and Ajax (Internet Background) Week 1 Web site:

 Internet Basics I Fulton County Public Library Mobile Digital Media Lab.

The Internet MIT2000. Theoretical Predecessors Encyclopaedia ◦Encyclopédie  Denis Diderot ◦Encyclopaedia Britannica (1768) Knowledge and power ◦Political.

Web Browsers. Overview Definition How a Browser Works? History Today – Browser Wars The Future.

SPC 2030 High-Tech Communication Internet History and Structure.

New Version of Gravitocity Product Uses Social Networks to Help Enterprise Sales Organizations Find New Business Prospects (1888 PressRelease) Sales enablement.

Ing. Athanasios Podaras, Ph.D

The Internet , Digital Media, and Media Convergence

The Internet & World Wide Web

Introduction to the Web

JavaScript and Ajax (Internet Background)

CNIT 131 Internet Basics & Beginning HTML

Introduction to Computers and the Internet

1 Introduction to the Internet.

Use of Electronic and Internet advertising options

Research Lesson 1 URLs & Hyperlinks How to access the World Wide Web.

Research Lesson 1 URLs & Hyperlinks How to access the World Wide Web.

Presentation transcript:

01/PO003/001 VSC “A Leading Voice in Telecom for Over a Decade” TM “The Myth of the Killer App” HKConnect’10 29 Oct 2010 Presented by Mark Bradley Corporate VP, VSC

2 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved An application that is exceptionally useful or exciting. Killer apps are innovative and often represent the first of a new breed, and they are extremely successful. Pervasive (perception of rapid) adaptation by consumers. Definition: Killer Application Source: Pcmag.com/encyclopedia

3 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved In search for Value Add, we are drawn to the perceived promise of the Killer App. Each year predictions are made and dozens are proposed as the next Killer App. The reality is that a lot of time and money is spent chasing an elusive goal. Why Look for “The Killer App”

4 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Internet Internet Browser Productivity Tools (Spreadsheet / Word processing, ) Short Message Service Social Networks Massively Multi-player Online Games / Role Playing Games Some “Killer Apps”

5 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Origins in development of ARPA NET (Advanced Research Projects Agency) 1971 – ARPA Net consisted of 23 nodes 1974 TCP/IP standard is created and the first reference to the “internet” appears 1984 The European Internet is born Internet

6 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Samba (1992) Mosaic (1993) Netscape (1994) IE (1995) Opera (1996) Safari (2003, Mac) Firefox (2004) Chrome (2008) Web Browser Mosaic

7 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Spreadsheet / Word Processor – Visi-Calc (1979) – Wang Word processor (1972) – WordPerfect (1979) – pre-dates the internet first used on timesharing services (1961) Productivity Tools Visi-Calc

8 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Developed from radio paging (1974 commercial service launch) SMS – Enabled by GSM standards (1985) – First SMS message sent (1992) – Nokia ringtone download first commercial use Short Message Service

9 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Bulletin Board Service (BBS late 70’s) CompuServe (late 1980’s public services) America Online AOL (1983 ) Friendster (2002) LinkedIn (2003) MySpace (2003) Facebook (2004) Social Networking BBS

10 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Massively Multi-player Online Role Playing Games – Mazewar (1974) – Adventure (1975) – Multi-user Dungeon - MUD (1978) Modern Commercial Ventures – Everquest (1999) – Second Life (2003) +18 million registered – World of Warcraft (2004) +11 million MMOG / MMORPG Mazewar

11 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Killer Apps suddenly appear on the scene Vendors can identify Killer Apps Technology creates Killer Apps Creating a Killer App ensures success Common Perceptions

12 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Simple to use Enabling Fulfills a clear, high want or need Incremental improvements after initial introduction Characteristics of Killer Apps

13 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Focus on incremental improvements to value added services that clearly address a need in the marketplace. Summary

14 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved VSC Solutions – Develop and Deliver Turnkey Solutions that incorporate advanced: Multimedia Gateways, Class 4/5 Softswitches, Valued Added Services VSC Ventures – Innovative TSO partnerships introducing advanced services in overseas markets VSC

15 © Virtual Switching Consulting Limited, All rights Reserved Mark Bradley Vice President Business Development VSC Ventures Company Tel: (852) Mobile: (852) Contact Information