REGISTER NOW!
Registration is now open for the VoIP Conference and Expo on October 23 and 24 at IIT in Wheaton, IL.
ABOUT THE VOIP CONFERENCE
This multi-track technical conference brings together professionals and executives from the data communications and telecommunications industry, their standards bodies and government agencies, and members of the business community. The presentations, exhibits, social events, and half-hour session breaks provide opportunities to discover different aspects of this rapidly evolving field and to meet new contacts and partners. Download the 2008 VoIP Conference and Expo promotional flyer here!
AGENDA / PROGRAM
More than 40 speakers and panels are scheduled for this multi-tracked, two-day conference. Topics include:
- VoIP Security
- IPTV
- Emergency 911 on VoIP Networks
- Monitoring and Measuring QoS
- NGN Networks and VoIP Services
- VoIP and SOA
- P2P, IMS, SIP Trunks, and SIP Peering
Please visit the Schedule and Speakers pages to view the full list of speakers.
CURRENT PARTICIPANTS
Adobe, AeA, Alcatel-Lucent, Allworx, AT&T, CBeyond, ChicagoCon, Cox Communications, Columbia University, IDRank, IEEE, IMHO Consulting Corporation, InCharge Systems, Illinois Institute of Technology, Intrado, IPiphany, ITA, Kogakuin University, Midwest Business, Motorola, NEC Laboratories, NENA, NextPoint Networks, Nine-One-One, Paetec, Penn State University, RHS Telecom, Salare Security, SIP Forum, Telchemy, Telcordia, Teleprime, Tellabs, Verizon, Voxitas, Westell, and many others!
SPONSORSHIP / EXHIBITOR OPPORTUNITIES
Promote your business to a targeted group!
Gold - $750 / Silver - $500 / Bronze - $350 (includes exhibit table and two (2) free attendees)
Please visit the Sponsor & Exhibit page for additional information.
KEYNOTES
- "Peer-to-peer VoIP: Revolution or Better Plumbing?," by Henning Schulzrinne, will set the tone of inquiry and exploration that attendees have come to expect from this conference.
- "Trends of Next Generation Networks (NGN)," by Koichi Asatani, will describe the integration of VoIP services with developments in NGN technologies and deployment.
- "Blending SIP with Rich Internet Applications," by Henry Sinnreich, will describe the integration of SIP applications with browser-based technologies.
- "The App Gap," by Carl Ford, will provide insights into the requirements for the success of applications based on VoIP protocols as their numbers grow in scope and complexity.
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