The VoiceCon San Francisco 2008 Conference Program will cover the fundamentals of enterprise IP Telephony and converged networks at the same time that it offers in-depth sessions on Unified Communications, Communications Applications and Applications Development, Contact Centers and Next-Gen communications systems and technologies. It is designed to help you maximize your investment in communications systems, technologies, and people. In addition, it will help you to select and build the right platform for your enterprise.
VoiceCon is the leading event for decision-makers who need to evaluate options for migrating to IP Telephony, Converged Networks and Unified Communications. Others who should attend include equipment manufacturers, service providers, system dealers, value-added resellers, systems integrators, analysts, and investors. This will be an opportunity to speak with the experts, network with peers, and see leading-edge products.
Key questions that will be addressed at VoiceCon San Francisco include:
- What’s really going on in the IP Telephony market?
- What are the payoffs to an enterprise for migrating to IP Telephony?
- What’s really needed to upgrade your data network for voice?
- How does IP Telephony support the trend toward greater end user mobility?
- What are the most common sources of trouble on IP-based voice networks?
- And much more . . . .
Keynote presentations will be made by Charles Giancarlo, Chief Executive Officer, Avaya; Betsy Frost Webb, General Manager, Unified Communications Marketing, Microsoft; Bruce Morse, Vice President, Unified Communications & Collaboration Software, IBM; and Phil Fasano, CIO, Kaiser Permanente.
Key topic areas to be discussed will include: Planning and Implementing IP Telephony; Managing Staff, Technology and Costs; Unified Communications; Contact Centers; Applications and Application Development; Mobility/Wireless; and Next-Gen Technologies.
VoiceCon San Francisco 2008 will be held November 10-13, 2008 at the Moscone Convention Center, 747 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA 94103. For more information you can visit their website at http://www.voicecon.com/sanfrancisco or you can call (800) 470-5417.