What’s Next for Mobile Video

What’s Next for Mobile VideoIMTC-UCIF All Members Meeting 2014

Ori Modai, CTO

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2003, 2004…

Invented2003-2004

Founded 2003-2004

Launched 2003-2004

Ratified 2003

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2003 video conferencing reality

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Inflection Points in Video Conferencing

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2,000

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1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

$M

TP Room Systems Exec Infrastructure

Introduction of HD and

Telepresence

Transition to IP

Personal and

Mobile Video

Conferencing

Source: Wainhouse research

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Why Video? Why Mobile?

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Enterprise Video Meets Mobile Collaboration

48% Enterprise Deployed

28% Employees Served

60% UC growth rate driven by personal/

mobile video

40% employees spend >20% of time away from

desk

80% Fortune 100 deploying

iPhones/iPads

of enterprises expect to integrate desktop/mobile video with rooms – Nemertes Research

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Market Trends

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Workforce Going Mobile

Sources : Global workplace analytics, U.S Department of Labor

~20% of US employeeswork from “home”

at least 1 day a week

~10% of US employeesare considered “road warriors”

/ “mobile workers”

~2.5% of US employeesconsider “home” as

their primary working place

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Changing Workforce Culture

Digital natives now entering the workforce

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Internet Streaming 30%

70%

Netflix accounts for 30% of US Internet traffic during peak hours

>15 years of video are being watched every minute in YouTube

63%

37%

~63% of digital video screening

on mobiles happen at home

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Source: http://www.bandwidthblog.com/tag/skype/

2013 statistics

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Mobile Video Drivers

Multi screen experience

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Meeting Room Experience is Unique

Meeting Room Desktop / Mobile

Group experience Personal experience

Group microphones Personal microphone

PTZ Camera/s Single fixed zoom camera

Physical whiteboard Collaboration SW

Multi screen experience Single screen experience

Associated to conference Associated to user

Expensive installation Easy deployment

Dedicated HW BYOD / Personal device

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The Class Inversion in Video Conferencing

Who is a second class citizen ?

Desktop / Mobile

Roster information

Data collaboration

Slider

Layout flexibility

IM

Conference control

(Context based information)

Meeting Room

F2F

Audio quality

Video quality

Interactivity

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Multi Screen ExperienceContextual Awareness

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Usability Implications of Multi Screen Experience

Connectivity& setup time

Personalizedexperience

Complete control

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Mobile Video Drivers

Business to consumer relationship

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Context is critical

Source: Avaya Collaboration Environment enhanced business applications

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Mobile Video Drivers

Technology and Usability

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Bandwidth

Source: Cisco VNI Forecast and Methodology, 2011-2016

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ousands) Internet video

File sharingWeb, email, and dataonline gamingVoIP

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Network Cost Trend

MPLS monthly cost (~75$/Mbps) is an order of magnitude higher than public internet subscription cost (~ 1$/Mbps)

10/7/2014

Source: 2012 MPLS T1 Port Price Trends, AlsBridge, 2012 Source: OECD Communication Outlook, 2011

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Usability Wins Over Technology

Source: Google trends Sep, 2014

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Augmented Reality

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Natural User Interfaces

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Voice?!

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Video!

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What’s next for mobile video?

Multiple screens, multiple devices

Context awareness, augmented views, rich metadata

Natural user interfaces

Interoperability

Device to device communication

Privacy, Security

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