| 1330 -1500 |
M.1.4
Directions in VOIP (I)
VoIP has been the entry point for IP-based services for carriers and customers alike and is now a mainstream service. Many providers expect to use VoIP as a building block for more advanced IP-based convergence multimedia services. Near term, however, VoIP has become a commodity, with margins under pressure from P2P services like Skype and real time messaging. Among the issues to be explored in this first of two sessions on VoIP include: evolving network architectures, intercarrier peering, ENUM, security, enterprise solutions, and emerging business models.
Chair:
JON ARNOLD, Principal, J. Arnold and Associates, Canada
Presenters:
VoIP Telephony Architectures Including Distributed SIP
Peer-to-Peer (DSP)
Abstract
JOEL MALOFF, Principal Consultant, Maloff NetResults, Inc.,
USA
View Presentation
FMC: Beyond the Dual-mode Handset
Abstract
SCOTT WHARTON, VP, Marketing, Broadsoft Inc., USA
View Presentation
Carrier-to-Enterprise Peering, Made Easier
Abstract
SEAN KENT, Senior Product Manager, Verisign, Inc., USA
View Presentation
ENUM as a Carrier Cost Saver, and a Carrier Threat
Abstract
GLEN GERHARD, VP Product Management, Sansay, Inc., USA
View Presentation
|
