Ann: Verizon Licenses Syntonic Platform Technologies, page-118

Short answer Pizz...an SDK requires a constant set of API's (Application Programming Interfaces, folks) to deliver simple interconnection and fulfill its purpose as a development shortcut device.

Or...if you don't have a platform in place, then you don't have an opportunity to create an SDK. You are back to analysing the target environment at depth and very tediously creating, in a a one-off manner all the spaghetti-like connections needed to the platform-free environment.

Back in the very early days we speculated on the architecture that gave Syntonic such an edge over its competitors and it was at that time that our eyes were opened to the nature of the underlying CSP.

This is sort of the same point I was raising when I framed the first question for the forthcoming webinar. It's as if Gary wants the minimum emphasis on the CSP, even though it is there and delivering a large proportion of the efficiencies the carriers are seeking. Not without reason has it been called the crown jewels, etc, yet it seems it is persistently pushed out of the limelight.

Short of getting out the Ouija Board, I think we'll have to wait till next week before we can get insight to this apparent (for me, at least) contradiction.

Any insights on this conundrum welcome!