| PCS
Messaging
Why
Wireless Now?
Interest
in Wireless Data
What
is Messaging?
What
about Messaging Things?
Why
ReFLEX?
Benefits
of ReFLEX Simulcast
OK,
I see some benefits
Why
is ReFLEX better?
Why
is ReFLEX best?
ReFLEX
Subscribers in Service in the US
Open
Architecture via Internet Standards
Network
Comparisons
More
Network Comparisons
What
about other protocols?
I
thought they might not be as good
OK,
so other protocols have problems
Data
transmission will be perfect
ReFLEX
is Messaging
People
will carry two devices
The
ReFLEX Industry
The
Simple Facts
ReFLEX
Networking
What
are we telling you?
What's
in a ReFLEX network?
What
is the Network Reference Model?
What's
the Input Node's Role?
What's
the Home Node's Role?
What's
the Output Node's Role?
How
does this help me?
What
is WCTP?
OK,
How's it work?
Tell
me more
The
Transport Model
Looks
simple enough.
Device
Flexibility
What're
the Operations?
I
understand, what others?
What
about Enterprises & Security?
Payloads?
Messaging
Attributes?
What's
the Status?
Oh
yeah, Version Control
Future
Plans for WCTP
Show
me a WCTP/UAR Stack model:
UAR?
FLEXsuite?
What
is FLEXsuite?
What
are the FLEXsuite protocols?
More
FLEXsuite protocols
What
about the FLEXsuite Protocol Stack?
What
does UAR do for me?
How
does this get my data to my application?
For
Example
Wow!
This will work for me. How do I learn More?
How
to get it
How
get more stuff
Questions?
What
is Content Routing?
Content
routing with UAR
What
about End-to-End Routing?
UAR
for End-to-End routing |
Author
of this presentation: Allan Angus,
PE
E-mail: Allan
Angus
Other
information:
This is a presentation explaining why the ReFLEX protocol as implemented
in current NPCS systems is superior to other types of wireless messaging.
It was written by Allan Angus of WebLink Wireless in Dallas, Texas. This
information was prepared for the September 2001 PCIA convention in Los
Angeles.
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