Conference Day 3 | Thursday 18 December 2014

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Registration

08.00

WELCOME, REGISTRATION AND COFFEE

OPENING SPEECH

08.30		The WebRTC Impact on the Web
		WebRTC is often through the lens of how it affects real-time communication, but it is also having a strong impact on the evolution of the Web itself. Presenting how W3C, the organization where Web standards are built and WebRTC APIs designed, views and prepares for this evolution. Dominique Hazael-Massieux, W3C staff contact in WebRTC Working Group

STARTUP SPEED DATING

08.50

Data Channel Innovation Demos     • StreamRoot  • Viblast  • Pipe  • Mera Moderator: Amir Zmora, Technology Committee Chairman, AudioCodes & Consultant at TheNewDialTone Judges: Dan Burnett, STANDARDS PLAY Dean Bubley, Consultant, Disruptive Analysis Jean-Michel Huet, Partner, Bearing Point Chris Koehncke, &yet Amir Zmora, Technology Committee Chairman, AudioCodes & Consultant at TheNewDialTone

WebRTC INNOVATIVE USE-CASES

09.20		WebRTC in the Networked Society
		WebRTC will play an important role in the Networked Society to make human communication possible from any device where it makes sense. Examples of applications could be a Connected Car with webRTC embedded for calling to service, or a Connected Doorbell with a webRTC video connection. Bodil Josefsson, Ericsson
09.40		Combination of IMS-based IPTV Services with WebRTC
		Using an IMS based IPTV server MDF as WebRTC endpoint. Describing an implementation. Kay Hänsge, Research Engineer, Deutsche Telekom T-Labs
10.00		Live DJ Broadcasts Powered by WebRTC
		Untld.fm is a web broadcasting service that has uses WebRTC as its core technology. While Audio and Video streams are broadcasted using one-to-many connections over webRTC, the interactive features rely on the Data Channel. Yannick Gouez, co-Founder, UNTLD.FM

10.20

COFFEE BREAK

TECHNOLOGY ISSUES

10.40		Comparing ORTC and SDP
		Focusing on the differences between SDP and ORTC and using some simple examples of applications which could take advantage of ORTC compared to the current implementation based on SDP. Antón Román Portabales, CTO, Quobis
11.00		Matrix: the Missing Signalling Layer for WebRTC?
		Matrix is a new non-profit Open Source Project that defines both a new HTTP-based standard for VoIP & IM signalling and provides reference implementations. Architecture discussion of Matrix. Demo. Further thoughts. Matthew Hodgson, Matrix
11.20		Congestion Control and Performance Monitoring in WebRTC
		Talking about congestion control, meaningful congestion indicators, DiffServ markings chosen for WebRTC, and lastly, the impact of AQM and cross-traffic on the performance of the multimedia congestion control. Varun Singh, Callstats.io
11.40		Identity Management in WebRTC
		In Web Communications the identities of communicating parties can be managed in a number of ways. Discussing the interdependence of identity management frameworks, trusting relationships and the achievable user privacy properties to conclude that the current state of the art leaves apart some user privacy needs. Emmanuel Bertin , Orange

CLOSING PANEL

12.00

WebRTC Current Status and Predictions for 2015 Amir Zmora, Technology Committee Chairman, AudioCodes & Consultant at TheNewDialTone Chad Hart, Dialogic Douglas Tait, Oracle Gilles Duboué, Alcatel-Lucent Chris Koehncke, &yet Sebastian Schumann, Senior Designer, Slovak Telekom

12.30

Announcement of Award Winners and closing notes

12.40

LUNCH AND END OF THE CONFERENCE

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