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Enhancing Campus Communication: Device-to-Device vs Person-to-Person Strategies

The PIC-SER for Campus Trials explores the dynamics of modern communication methods. In a world flooded with communication options, we aim to streamline interactions using IM, voice, and video technologies. This approach allows for real-time expert access, ensures clarity and presence in discussions, and encourages participation through trials. Our goals include simplifying deployment and fostering interoperability among clients. We invite proposals for collaboration and innovation in integrated communication systems. Join us in shaping the future of presence-enabled communications.

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Enhancing Campus Communication: Device-to-Device vs Person-to-Person Strategies

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  1. PIC-SER for Campus Trials Internet2 Spring Member Meeting May 2005

  2. Device-to-device vs person-to-person • So many ways to communicate that we waste time choosing the right one • IM: back channels and quick access to the experts • Voice: some people can’t write, some ideas too complex for a one-liner • Video: make sure every one is really “present” • Presence frees us from having to sift through a list of communication points and enables real time access PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  3. Member Meeting Trials Package • MM demos at Indianapolis in 2003, and Honolulu, Arlington in 2004 • IM, voice, automatic location tracking, web portal integration, client interoperability (sipc, WaveThree Session) • iptel.org’s SIP EXpress Router (SER) – Jamey Hicks of Hewlett Packard Research Labs molds the open source of the Presence Agent (PA) module • Experience PIC/ALS before the standards are final, and without vendor lock-in PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  4. Campus Trials Package Goals • Simplify deployment of presence enabled communications – click-here configuration for SER, PA • Test more client interoperability (pulver.Communicator, Xten eyeBeam) • Foster participation PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  5. PIC-SER PIC: Presence and Integrated Communications SER: SIP EXpress Router PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  6. Advantages of PIC-SER • Paths-in-the-snow development builds a loyal following and more apropos feature set • RFCs are the snow? • Open source • Get in early and learn the features to ask for in vendor offerings PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  7. PIC-SER Package • Initial SER/PA release and periodic updates • Trial use of integrated communication clients • Installer and configuration worksheet • Documentation, wiki, email support via pic-ser@internet2.edu • Ideas for extensions: leverage campus directories/portals, automatic location service PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  8. PIC-SER Call For Participation • Proposal: project leader, 2-4 month timeline, director approval, staff, willingness to share experiences with I2 • Equipment: Linux server, Mac/PC clients with headset and microphones • Submit proposal by May 31, 2005 to candace_holman@harvard.edu PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  9. Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Standards • August 04 SIMPLE RFCs: Presence Event Package for SIP, Presence Information Data Format, Watcher Information Event Template Package for the SIP • February 05 SIMPLE i-ds: Data Model for Presence, Partial Publication of Presence Information, User Agent Capability Extension to PIDF • August 2004+ SIP Extension RFCs: Indicating User Agent Capabilities in SIP, An Event State Publication Extension to the SIP PIC-SER for Campus Trials

  10. More Information • Rich Presence Trials http://pic.internet2.edu/trials/index.html • Communications Convergence: The Power of Presence, I. Lazar, Burton Group, November 2004 • SIMPLE Working Group: http://www.ietf.org/html.charters/simple-charter.html PIC-SER for Campus Trials

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