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Speech: The Power Of Ubquity

Attached is the MP3 for a speech I gave at ITU Korea in September. This is a 20 minute presentation on “Ubiquity” (theme for ITU this year …). This is the first presentation where HP begins to define the concept behind “federation” as it applied to the communication industry. The speech covers: – fe

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The Power Of Ubiquity

Attached is the MP3 for a speech I gave at ITU Korea in September. This is a 20 minute presentation on “Ubiquity” (theme for ITU this year …). This is the first presentation where HP begins to define the concept behind “federation” as it applied to the communication industry. The speech covers:
– federation of networks (beyond roaming – create a virtual network with no boundaries)
– federation of services (user can maintain the service experience anywhere)
– federation of devices (single device that supports federated networks and services)
I did not use slides during the presentation – so the only material is the MP3.
Title: The Power Of Ubiquity
Audio (MP3 2.8M)

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Phil McKinney is an innovator, podcaster, author, and speaker. He is the retired CTO of HP. Phil's book, Beyond The Obvious, shares his expertise and lessons learned on innovation and creativity.

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