How Verification is Helping Maintain the Integrity of Voice Calls
Studies show that in the U.S., 76 percent of calls from an unidentified or unfamiliar number are left unanswered. While the deployment of the STIR/SHAKEN framework is helping mitigate spoofing and robocalling, some legitimate business calls may consequently be mislabeled as spam, even if they are not. To combat this, businesses and their numbers must be vetted, registered and verified by service providers to help outbound calls be delivered to consumers and displayed appropriately.
In a joint session, Jonathan Shulman, Vice President of Business Development at ÎÞÓǶÌÊÓƵ, and Harold Salters, Technology Consultant for CTIA, will explore Registered Callerâ„¢, a centralized telephone number registry facilitated by CTIA and ÎÞÓǶÌÊÓƵ, and developed with input from major voice providers, robocall mitigation companies and other leaders in the voice service industry.
The panel will focus on how to build a centralized telephone number registry that ensures legitimate and wanted calls reach consumers and maintains the integrity of voice calls.
The panel discussion will take place on June 22, 2022, from 10:00 – 10:25 am ET.
Let’s connect - schedule a meeting with an ÎÞÓǶÌÊÓƵ expert!
Jonathan Shulman
Vice President, Business Development, ÎÞÓǶÌÊÓƵ
Jonathan Shulman, Vice President, Business Development at ÎÞÓǶÌÊÓƵ, is responsible for identifying and developing new business opportunities and future revenue streams across ÎÞÓǶÌÊÓƵ’s secure, interconnection solutions with global mobile network operators, telecom regulators, technology and industry partners. He also leads engagement with product and engineering teams to represent the voice of the customer and translate insights into test cases and proof of concept before market launch.
Shulman has more than 20 years of sales and marketing experience at world-class telecommunications, digital, advertising, mobile and technology companies where he has built and led high-performing global sales, marketing and channel teams. Prior to joining ÎÞÓǶÌÊÓƵ, he served in high-level positions at Facebook, Lucent Technologies, Nokia and LG Electronics Mobile.
Shulman graduated from Rutgers University with a degree in psychology. He also holds a master’s degree in law and diplomacy from Tufts University, as well as an MBA from the Amos Tuck School, Dartmouth College.
Harold Salters
Technology Consultant, CTIA
Harold works as a technology consultant for CTIA – Everything Wireless. He has been a regular participant on the Joint ATIS/SIP Forum IP-NNI Task Force, as well as the ATIS Non-IP Call Authentication Task Force, since November 2016 and June 2020, respectively. As CTIA’s representative on the SIP Forum Board of Directors, he’s well-versed on STIR/SHAKEN and the commercial and ecosystem drivers for enterprise engagement that are addressed by Registered Caller.
Prior to his work with CTIA, he was T-Mobile’s Director of Federal Regulatory Affairs for 14 years working on a broad range of wireless technical public policy issues, including cybersecurity, homeland security, network reliability/survivability and disabilities access. In those roles, he represented T-Mobile at DHS’s National Cybersecurity & Communications Integration Center, the FCC’s Communications Security, Reliability & Interoperability Council, and ATIS’s Network Reliability Steering Committee and Interim Non-Voice Emergency Services Incubator. Prior to that, he was Sr. Director for Government Relations at PCIA, predecessor to the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA), and worked at two DC law firms and the FCC on private land mobile and microwave issues. At the FCC, he was a charter member of the Future Public Safety Telecommunications Requirements Task Force.
He’s a graduate of Queens College (CUNY) and has an MBA from Cornell University.