A presentation by John Parr (Managing Director and Founder, Crocodile RCS Ltd). Presentation date 22-May-2013.

1. Welcome to the Launch!

2. Menu
• The Crocodile Offering
• Introduction to WebRTC
• The Crocodile Network
• The Crocodile SDK
• A look into the future with the Crocodile Talk Web RTC App
• Views from the Eco-System
• New Voice Media (Ashley Unitt, Founder & CTO)
• Amazon Web Services (Glen Robinson, Solution Architect Team Manager)
• Mobicents/Telestax (Jean Deruelle, Co-Founder & Lead Developer)
• Closing Remarks

3. • W3C standard
• an API to allow the web app developer to set up
 Audio Streaming
 Video Streaming
 Data Channel
between 2 browsers
• Now in Chrome, Chrome for Android, Firefox,
Opera
• Native Java & Objective-C toolkit for Android
and iOS

4. 1,000,000,000 WebRTC endpoints

5. Browser Benefits
• Single platform - overcomes device
fragmentation
• Rich Environment
• Always up-to-date
• Avoid 30% to the app store
• Context (the killer advantage)

6. Evolution or Revolution?

7. WebRTC Quotes
“Communication in real-time, just by loading a web
page”
“Voice is just another JS application”
“Developers can build great experiences”
“We will create a new communications ecosystem”

8. Some WebRTC Applications
Collaboration
• Call Centres
• Gaming
• Education
• Medical
Internet of Things
• Home Security
P2P Content Distribution
• File transfer
• Video Streaming
Telco look-alike
• Unified Communications
• Extension to Telco
services

9. BUT - WebRTC alone is not enough
• WebRTC standard does not cover signaling
• Signaling is needed for discovery and session
establishment
• Signaling needed for information (rather than
data) exchange, e.g. Rich Presence, File Transfer,
Conference Calls

10. Crocodile Offering
• an open and free signalling network based on
existing standard protocols
• an SDK to make it easy for web app developers to
create innovative services
• sample applications as a showcase and starting
point for developers

11. WebRTC session with Jeanie-Jen
• the Genie with the Gen!

12. And Finally…
• Closing Remarks & Thanks

13. Thanks for coming!