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Title : A Proposed Set of Requirements for SIP Support for
Deaf or Speech Impaired Customers
Author(s) : C. Gearhart, A. Van Wijk, H. Sinnreich
Filename : draft-gearhart-sip-deaf-req-00.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 14-Nov-00
SIP is attracting more and more attention as a valuable tool to
enable and support voice and multimedia communications over the
Internet. However, a significant number of potential customers
for SIP-based services are for various reasons unable to, or
choose not to, use voice communication technologies. This document
offers a proposed set of requirements and identifies some of the
key issues that need resolution to allow full accessibility for
this group to SIP-based Internet communications. This document is
intended to continue the discussion begun in a previous draft (see
Acknowledgements) and to lay a foundation for design and
implementation discussions in future drafts.
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