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Dataconferencing AG update since IMTC SpringForum 99

Dataconferencing AG update since IMTC SpringForum 99. Expanded the scope to include newer dataconferencing technologies such as web-push and java-based schemes. This is reflected in the name change of the t120-interest@imtc.org email reflector to dataconferencing@imtc.org.

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Dataconferencing AG update since IMTC SpringForum 99

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  1. Dataconferencing AGupdate since IMTC SpringForum 99 Expanded the scope to include newer dataconferencing technologies such as web-push and java-based schemes. This is reflected in the name change of the t120-interest@imtc.org email reflector to dataconferencing@imtc.org. Chuck Grandgent, Octave Communications, chuck@octavecom.com

  2. Dataconferencing AG • Opportunity to attempt to recruit new IMTC members representing companies using these new dataconferencing technologies. Two dozen invitations sent out. • Examples: • Centra Software (Centra.com) • Contigo (Contigo.com) and Connexintl.com (java-based internet presentation) • PlaceWare (PlaceWare.com) • eCollaboration.net (NetMeeting service) • ActiveTouch (WebEx.com) • ilinc.com - distance learning • Tutorials.com + LearningUniversity.com - distance learning • www.masie.com - distance learning • www.ten-tv.com - distance learning

  3. Webconferencing etc at IMTC FallForum Tuesday, November 9, 1999 11:00 AM-12:15 PM Building Blocks: Web Conferencing • This session will focus on different aspects of web conferencing from equipment to service enhancements. • Collaborative Conferencing: Barry James Folsom, PlaceWare Allwyn Sequeira, FVC.COM • IP Devices : TBD, RADVision • Streaming: See-Mong (Stan) Tan, VTEL • Buddy lists/instant messaging: Microsoft • Neil Starkey, Databeam • Max Morris, Microsoft • Security: Graham Seabrook, Ridgeway Systems &Software

  4. Dataconferencing AG • More synergies with IMTC scope: Web-based presentation systems frequently work in conjunction with audio and/or video conferencing, including streaming technologies. • Resurgence of dataconferencing from web-based applications used on their own or in conjunction with audio or video conferencing.

  5. Dataconferencing AG • Added a section to http://www.imtc.org/act_data.htm for links to dataconferencing products by IMTC member companies. • PURPOSE: Highlight how much dataconferencing is really out there! Approx two dozen companies listed here so far. Please send links to your company’s dataconferencing products, or products that support dataconferencing, to: chuck@octavecom.com

  6. Dataconferencing AG • Discussions held on whether to organize an attempt to grow a new, more "Internet friendly" T.120. This might include a topological change from the current "top-provider" architecture to more of a client-server approach, as well as the possible use of some new T.123 profiles like (for example) the newly-proposed MDTP or RUDP from the IETF SIGTRAN group, while attempting to re-use as much of the current T.120 technology as possible, where appropriate.

  7. Dataconferencing AG • The other major activity of the group was preparing for SuperOp '99 and the T.120 portion of the CCP testing. • 1998’s SuperOp! Focused on validating T.120 transports within H.320, H.323, H.324, and this approach was continued at SuperOp’99. • Resurrected and reformatted the detailed T.120 test plans from previous Event120’s - still need to review more for changes in the standards. This is now available as a single document from the SuperOp’99 section of the IMTC FTP site, see T120test.zip

  8. Dataconferencing AG plans Continue to expand http://www.imtc.org/act_data.htm - add more material on T.120 test plans T.120 test plans do need updating (TCP/ip was not yet part of T.123, T.128 not included, other updates necessary) Continued recruitment - send more letters to Internet data conferencing companies inviting them to learn more about IMTC Encourage discussions on continuing to evolve T.120, as well as needs of other forms of dataconferencing. Chuck Grandgent, Octave Communications chuck@octavecom.com

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