Presence and IntComm WG

["Ben Chinowsky" <>]

*Action Items as of August 10*

The date the item was assigned is in brackets.

[5-Aug-04] Anyone who has computers they can donate for the kiosk will contact
Joe.
[5-Aug-04] Jamey and Xiaotao will get SER and sipc ready for a PIDF demo on
August 19.
[5-Aug-04] Joe will try to get the kiosk ready for a demo on the August 26 
call.
[5-Aug-04] Joe will talk to Ben T. about using donated funds from Microsoft 
for
headsets and handsets for the kiosk.
[5-Aug-04] Joe will follow up with Ben T. on integration with speaker notes 
and
surveys at the Fall MM.

[29-Jul-04] Ben T. will get the H.350 engineers involved in planning for the
Fall MM demo.
[29-Jul-04] Ben T. will contact vendors about providing a PSTN gateway.

[15-Jul-04] Ben T. will follow up with the Xten folks on Austin participation.
[15-Jul-04] Deke will contact Apple about UAs for Austin.
[15-Jul-04] Ben T. will set up a subgroup to keep the client requirements doc 
up
to date.

[08-Jul-04] On a future call, Ben T. will schedule a discussion of 1) goals 
and
next steps for including click-to-dial directories of SIP.edu-enabled schools 
in
the Austin demo, and 2) the Stony Brook proposal for SIP.edu metadirectories.

[17-Jun-04] Joe will maintain a list of Austin demo goals and assignments on 
the
PIC web site.

[03-Jun-04] Ben T. will get contacts for the buildout for Austin, and in
particular find out when information on the physical layout of the meeting 
will
be available.

*Attendees*

Jeremy George (chair) - Yale
Dennis Baron - MIT
Joe Rork - Ford
Steve Blair - Penn
Jamey Hicks - HP
Ben Chinowsky (scribe) - Internet2

*Discussion*

The group discussed plans for a BoF at the October 18-21 VON
(http://www.pulver.com/von/). Jeremy suggested a focus on introducing people
from Pulver.com to the academics involved in PIC. Dennis suggested doing a
radically scaled-down version of the demo, bringing all the infrastructure 
into
one room and using it to make a presentation on how it works. Jeremy noted 
that
we're planning to use Pulver's Communicator at the Fall MM.

For audio calls at the Fall MM demo, the webUA subgroup has decided to support
only forking (calling all of a user's devices at once), not follow-me (calling
them sequentially according to user preferences). The subgroup also discussed
cascading profiles and decided to give this low prioirty. Sample code for
preferences management is now on the PALS server.

The kiosk subgroup has decided not to support multiple clients. We still want 
to
have multiple UAs for the rest of the demo though. [ACTION] Anyone who has
computers they can donate for the kiosk will contact Joe.

The group agreed to schedule a PIDF demo for the August 19 call. [ACTION] 
Jamey
and Xiaotao will get SER and sipc ready  for a PIDF demo on August 19.

[ACTION] Joe will try to get the kiosk ready for a demo on the August 26 call.
[ACTION] Joe will talk to Ben T. about using  donated funds from Microsoft for
headsets and handsets for the kiosk.

An alpha-ish version of serweb is available for the group to try out; see
http://pals.internet2.edu/webua/serweb/user_interface/ . This interface is 
being
considered for use at the Fall MM. [ACTION] Joe will follow up with Ben T. on
integration with speaker notes and surveys at the Fall MM.