What we do is architect the Internet, and the Internet is still a pretty rollicking place. We describe different functions that get done and principles by which they work, which is a different way to do architecture.

This is a governmental use of the Internet, but I can imagine corporations having corollary services in their networks,

It's [the Internet] not going to replace everything. It's going to complement most stuff but there are some things it's going to supplant.

If I am using a telephone line to hook up to the Internet and then once I get on the Internet I'm using voice to communicate with you, how do you characterize the transmission of that data? Is it packets of information and is it (just another phone call)?

The fundamentals in the overall Internet arena are strong, and Internet traffic is still doubling every 90 days.

It's pretty much a satellite navigation phone, it's a tracker and you can look where it is on the internet.