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The rapid development of telecommunication and information systems (infocommunications) results in their very high level of technical perfection achieved now. However, their users are still daily facing many problems that we cannot call purely technical. These problems arise from dissociation and incompatibility of various telecommunication networks and systems as well as from mismatch between an automatic logic of their operation and the human psychology, behavior and perception manner.
The goal of the seamless infocommunication (SI) technology development is creation of the unified infocommunication service space that is transparently integrated and free from inherent design drawbacks of modern telecommunications. Its implementation allows the user to utilize full technical potential of communication facilities gaining maximum value to his or her self and spending minimum time and efforts to learning, configuring and maintaining them. Unlike other advanced infocommunication projects, the SI technology is intended mostly for application in existing telecommunication networks and does not need their expansive replacement or upgrade.
The main advantages of the SI technology are:
• Implementation of the unified natural addressing system that allows customers to define own addresses on their own following conventional ways they used to identify themselves, each other and surrounding objects. Moreover, the same address of the customer is suitable for various types of communication with him, her or it as well as for accessing the home page or the information resource owned by the customer.
• Ability of the customer to use multiple own names (addresses) simultaneously to introduce his or her self variously to different groups of interlocutors depending on the communication subject, language of each group and other factors.
• Ability of the customer to stay available at legacy addresses like phone numbers assigned to him, her or it earlier, regardless of a complete switch to usage of SI technology facilities.
· Full presence capability support for all communication services. Ability of the user to independently control a presence indication for various own addresses and communication services.
• Low probability of a conflict between users, which want to acquire the same unique address. It is achieved by implementation of convenient address contexts.
• Strong user security, absence of spam and protection against unwanted contacts.
• Unified user interface and usage guidelines for various communication services that minimize spending of time and efforts to learn new telecommunication types and services.
· The new dimension of mobility. It is the ability of the user to change an access point, a service provider and a connection type without any change to own addresses.
• Ease of building social and virtual private networks without lock to particular service provider and usage of special hardware and software.
The advantages of the SI technology referred above provide a basis for development of finished telecommunication products that are easy to integrate with each other, easy to use and intended to bring maximum value to the end consumer.
It is also worth noting that the innovations offered by us are valuable for all the development areas of modern infocommunication market because they are equally suitable for various telecommunication services and network types. Their application opens new horizons of business development for telecommunication service and information providers as well as for any enterprise that uses infocommunications to connect with its customers and carry out business processes. More information about how the advantages of the SI technology are practically implemented today you may get from the charter “Advantages of MIC” that is dedicated to the prototype of client application for personal computers.
We believe that within a decade the natural addressing and technology based on it will make such a coup in the whole area of telecommunication and information technology as that one made by Google appearance to the Internet. |
