Ричард Коул (Richard James Cole), Skype, - Our connected future and the rise of real time video
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The document discusses the rise of real-time video communication technologies over time, from message boards and chat in the 1980s and 1990s to today's rise of video calling and conferencing using platforms like Skype. It notes that in 2009, Skype saw 124 million connected users, 113 billion minutes of calling, and that 40% of Skype calls included video. The document also discusses challenges of building interoperable real-time video across different devices, standards, and operating systems and how Skype is addressing this through cross-platform APIs and SDKs.
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Ричард Коул (Richard James Cole), Skype, - Our connected future and the rise of real time video
- 1. Our connected future & the rise of real-time video Richard Cole Product Manager Platform, Skype
- 2. 2010 © 1980’s Message boards/ Comments chains BBS IRC
- 5. 2010 © Today Rise of video
- 6. 2010 © 124 million* 113 billion# 23 million& Concurrent users at any given time Skype to Skype Calling minutes in 2009 Connected Users Source: * Skype| From the three months ended June 30, 2009 to the three months ended June 30, 2010, average monthly connected users grew from 91 million to 124 million. # Skype | For the year ended December 31, 2009, Skype-to-Skype voice and video minutes totaled 113.0 billion minutes. & Skype | March 2010
- 7. 2010 © It’s about the video
- 8. 2010 ©
- 9. 2010 ©
- 11. 2010 © Skype CIF
- 12. 2010 © Skype VGA
- 13. 2010 © Skype HD
- 14. 2010 © 3 4 G.729 SILK NB SILK MB SILK W8 SILK SWB Higher Call Quality = Higher Satisfaction Call Quality Mean Opinion Score Source: Skype | Dec 2009 | from a sample of 2,747,346 calls
- 15. 2010 © 0 50 G.729 SILK NB SILK MB SILK W8 SILK SWB Higher Call Quality = Longer Calls Source: Skype | Dec 2009 | from a sample of 2,747,346 calls Call Quality Average call minutes
- 16. 2010 © of Skype calls include video 40% Source: Based on 2009 average estimates from Skype
- 17. 2010 © Our Goal: To Be Available Across Multiple Platforms Mobiles Consumer electronics WebPCs
- 18. 2010 © The Platform Model + =Developers Speed & ubiquity Existing services
- 19. 2010 © Skype Your products & software
- 20. 2010 © Interoperability Multiple device platforms Different A/V standards Different operating systems Challenges
- 21. 2010 © But, Skype is cross platform… and users are too
- 22. 2010 © Skype APIs & SDK Users Partners
- 23. 2010 © Skype2010 © Skype
- 24. 2010 ©
- 25. 2010 ©
- 26. 2010 © Skype2010 © Skype SILK
- 27. Thanks