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| Cisco, Avaya And Mitel to Deliver Keynote Addresses at IPComm Top executives from three telephone system manufacturers: Cisco, Avaya and Mitel - will share their latest advances in communications technology at IPComm 2006, a national Conference for Businesses Implementing New IP Telephony Technology, in Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 25-27. Keynote presenters Vickie McGovern of Cisco Systems, Geoffrey Baird of Avaya and Simon Gwatkin of Mitel are expected to discuss how their developments in Internet protocol (IP) telephony and unified communications are transforming the way businesses, schools and health care institutions operate. Attendees also will hear new communications technology implementation case studies from Black & Decker, The Smithsonian Institution, the Province of British Columbia and OARnet, an Internet service provider. Each case study explores how these organizations transformed their local and wide area networks as well as their staffing processes to move from traditional TDM-based services to converged IP telephony for voice, video and data applications. During IPComm 2006's three-day program, attendees will participate in five plenary sessions and 21 specialty sessions with a focus on the three challenges enterprise communications managers face with IP: planning and purchasing, performance and management and applications development. Security, network reliability and performance, cutting edge applications, Quality of Service (QoS), business planning, IP contact centers, SIP, VoWLAN and more will be covered in the program. IPComm 2006 also includes two pre-conference workshops on IP telephony fundamentals and IP security, an exhibit showcase, one-on-one expert consultations and a unique and highly interactive "Ask the Experts" networking opportunity. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Exhibition News :: home page |