Brough Turner oversees the evolution of technology and product architectures and works on business strategy and new market development at NMS. He is a recognized expert in the telecom industry and has been heavily involved in VoIP since 1996. Brough invented the multi-vendor integration protocol (MVIP) and led the MVIP consortium as well as worked within the PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group to drive the creation and adoption of CompactPCI. Brough earned a bachelor?s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
You’re going to be 20 minutes late for a final review sales meeting.
Traffic is slow, but moving, so you don’t want to risk sending a text
message to your contact and get in an accident. You know she’s in a
meeting so you don’t want to call her cell phone either.
What do you do?
Until a couple of years ago, you’d have to either call or dial the main
number and leave a message with the receptionist. The recent emergence of
voice SMS has provided a more palatable alternative. You simply record a
message that you’ll be late into your cell phone, and press send to
deliver that message to your contact. She’ll see that she has a
message, and will press a button when she’s ready to access it.
A combination of text messaging and vo... (more)
Brough Turner oversees the evolution of technology and product architectures and works on business strategy and new market development at NMS. He is a recognized expert in the telecom industry and has been heavily involved in VoIP since 1996. Brough invented the multi-vendor integration protocol (MVIP) and led the MVIP consortium as well as worked within the PCI Industrial Computer Manufacturers Group to drive the creation and adoption of CompactPCI. Brough earned a bachelor?s degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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