Paul E. Jones
I work for Cisco The work I do has not been limited to IP Multimedia Communications (IPMC), however. I also work on web-based technologies, including REST, SOAP, and XML. Perhaps what best characterizes the type of work I do is that it is usually related to enabling communication between different applications, whether those are on the same or different physical device. I previously worked in the healthcare industry developing a patient admission system, medical billing system, patient scheduling system, etc. I have also dabbled with encryption, hashing algorithms, and distributed file storage, producing such things as AES Crypt, an implementation of SHA-1, an implementation of OpenID, and a distributed file storage system called Hive. I also enjoy desktop publishing, web design, computer graphics, and computer algorithms. There are far more technology areas that interest me than I would ever have time to fully explore. I also co-founded Packetizer, which is a place where people with similar interests can go to share information related to information technologies. It has proven to be an excellent vehicle through which we can share up-to-date information on various standards, provide development tips, etc. Packetizer also provides email list services in support of various industry initiatives and standards.
I have engaged in work in a number of standards organizations and
supporting organizations, including the
ITU
I have been fortunate to have had the opportunity to speak at
a number of industry events, including ones sponsored by the
IMTC
I enjoy taking walks through cities in various countries I visit. So far,
I've had the opportunity to visit
Australia |
About Me |

as an Architect in the area of
voice and video communication, primarily focused on signaling and
applications. The specific area of focus has been