1	myphone@directories Communism is like one big phone company. - Lenny Bruce © Copyright 2000-2006 BAL Consulting P/L™. All rights reserved.
2	myphone@directories overview Enable every consumer including businesses: Email tag and forward by myphone@directories under both yellow pages and white pages e.g. 0299580489@whitepages.com.au Directory driven Voice over IP VoIP telephony based on the Session Initiation Protocol SIP ENUM and NAPTR drive the convergence of the PSTN telephony and IP
3	myphone@directories Stage 1 Base product: Directory Tagging e.g. Mail-to Tag myphone@directories forwarding Premium myphone@directories forwarding with anti-spam and virus check Alias.myphone@directories Mailing list service myclub@directories controlled user group including legally admissible messaging Extension of directory tags to include URLs and SIP addresses. Support ENUM’s DNS Directory Architecture RFC 2916 and RFC 2915 (rfc2915) - The Naming Authority Pointer (NAPTR) DNS
4	Stage 2 SIP Extensions Session Initiation Protocol SIP RFC 2543 is a breakthrough in VoIP telephony via SIP URLs in the SMTP email address format. ENUM RFC 2916 DNS architecture maps telephone numbers to Internet services myphone@directories will enable directories to support SIP with VoIP telephony gateways from white or yellow pages directories. myphone@directories + SIP + ENUM + NAPTR = Killer Application
5	Other Directory Extensions Enable user to add/delete/modify any directory detail including print advertising Directory plug-ins for Instant Messaging including ICQ, AOL IM and MSN Provide a generic directory tagging capability type:tag for new entities beyond email tags, URLs, SIP URLs and IM tags
6	Future of IP Telephony Enable both IP and conventional telephony seamlessly from IP handsets costing no more than conventional phones. Directory plug-ins to eliminate need to dial. Combination of voice activation and myphone@directories eliminates need for keypads. Map Phone Numbers to Internet Services The best way to predict the future is to invent it. Alan Kay
7	Migration to IP Telephony Circuit switched telephony is $2T+ business protected by last mile access as long as possible by the incumbent carriers. IP Telephony must handle Plain Old Telephony seamlessly. IP handset prices must drop to <US$50 or be distributed “free” as part of the service. Low cost Wireless LANs & 3G IP Mobiles Always-on Broadband IP Billing based on service level and data volume as opposed to per call, per second or call distance
8	Directory Driven IP Telephony IP uses bandwidth 16x more efficiently than Circuit switched telephony: price advantage. Seamless integration with video, data, unified messaging and the Internet. No extra hardware for call set-up e.g. no need for carrier call connect & mix equipment. No extra cards, modems or cables. Universal Presence & Awareness Wireless mobility Directory Enabled User Agents & middleware optimise content translation across a whole spectrum of devices. Seamlessly Map Phone Number to Internet Services