Conference Day 2 | Wednesday 17 December 2014

Conference Day 1

Conference Day 2

Conference Day 3

Early Registration

08.00

WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE

WebRTC FOR ENTERPRISES

08.30		Evolution or Game Changer?
		When WebRTC was first introduced by Google some have seen it as disruptive technology that will change the way we communicate. 3+ years down the road enterprise communication is still pretty much the same as we knew it in 2011. How will WebRTC impact B2B and B2C communication? Is it only going to be another means of communication with the contact center or will it revolutionize the way enterprises communicate? Speaker to be determined
08.50		Establishing WebRTC Ecosystem in the Enterprise IT
		Discussing and suggesting tweaks to make WebRTC application development possible in an IT Voice/Video Services department where none of the staff is a developer. Fikri Firat, Garanti Teknoloji

CUSTOMER USE CASES

09.10		Non-Telecom Developers Experiences with WebRTC
		Telecommunications is complex, telecoms people don’t blink an eye at the complexity within WebRTC. But for most software and web developers, webRTC is quite complex and confusing. We’ll review feedback from some non-telecom developers on their initial experiences with webRTC based on a recent developer survey. How can we make WebRTC easier and not loose the openness and ubiquity that make it so attractive? Alan Quayle, Independent Engineer
09.30		WebRTC Opportunities and Use Cases with IMS Infrastructures
		Presenting WebRTC uses cases in full web infrastructure. Discussing examples of interesting uses cases for operators to leverage their IMS investment by adding agile innovation with WebRTC. Michel L'Hostis, CEO, Apizee
09.50		A WebRTC Powered Travel Agency
		Describing how WebRTC solved communication costs issue with a network of partners in 100 countries. Luis Borges Quina, CTO, Apidaze
10.10		Kite: WebRTC for External Headsets Implementation
		Integrating the native device’s features (such as response and hang-up) with the WebRTC browser client. The integration allows the operators to use their own device in their daily work. Dimitri Osler, CTO, Wildix

10.30

COFFEE BREAK

PANEL

11.00		To Build or not to Build your WebRTC Infrastructure
		Moderator: Tsahi Levent-Levi, Founder, BlogGeek.Me

DEMOS PART 1

11.30

Communication Services Innovation

12.30

LUNCH

WebRTC SERVER SIDE AND SaaS

14.00		Nubomedia: the Cloud WebRTC Media Server
		Introducing Nubomedia (http://www.nubomedia.eu), the first open source PaaS platform capable of acting as an “infinite media server”. Nubomedia is a research effort funded by the European Commission. Luis López, Miguel París and Raul Benítez, Grupo de Sistemas y Comunicaciones, Universidad Rey Juan Carlos
14.20		Rebtel: Bridging the 3 Most Costly Gaps
		Describing how VoIP giant Rebtel was able to address the 3 gaps in their WebRTC infrastructure, significantly reducing their development costs and the complexity of their implementation. Todd Greene, Founder & CEO, PubNub
14.40		Jitsi Videobridge: Advanced and Scalable FLOSS Video Conferencing
		Presenting the various problems faced by a Selective Forwarding Unit (SFU) and the solutions implemented. Describing ways of achieving scalability in order to services large numbers of conferencing sessions, large numbers of participants in a session and handling participants with poor connections. Sharing difficulties faced with support for Firefox. Emil Ivov, Jitsi

WebRTC FOR MOBILE

15.00		Challenges and Solutions
		Achieving high quality real-time audio and video communication on mobile devices is hard, there are many technological challenges due to device and network characteristics. Various solutions are available for WebRTC on mobile devices, some are generic while others are more platform specific. Reviewing the challenges and possible solutions for running WebRTC on mobile devices. Amir Zmora, Technology Committee Chairman, AudioCodes & Independent Consultant
15.20		Energy Consumption Issues
		Talking about research works on the energy consumption perspective (an aspect of WebRTC that used to be criticised by some SoC vendors). Describing WebRTC implementations Jorg Ott, CallstatS.IO
15.40		How to Monetize Mobile Services
		Discussing Android usages. Describing Google Glass WebRTC applications, in particular in the medical world. Arnaud Budkiewicz, Co-founder, Bistri

16.00

COFFEE BREAK

DEMOS PART 2

16.30

Communication Services Innovation

PARIS MEETUP

18.00

WebRTC Paris Meetup

21.00

END OF CONFERENCE DAY TWO

WebRTC Standards Update

WebRTC is being standardized at W3C and IETF each taking care of standardization work based on its charter. W3C – Client side APIs – Required so developers will be have a common interface for writing applications that can run on all browsers. IETF – On the wire protocols, states and events – In practice this means all the media stuff as well as requirements for the APIs provided to the W3C. Signaling was left out on purpose.

Since standardization is work in progress and actual implementations are impacted by what Google is releasing in the WebRTC code it is instrumental for everyone involved with WebRTC technically to be updated on the standardization progress, plans and decisions made.