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Decreased time to revenue and lower costs: IP interconnects for Wholesale Carriers -- A VON Webinar
Date & Time: May 16, 2007
7:00 PM Brussels CEST
1:00 PM New York EDT
10:00 AM Los Angeles PDT
Duration: 60 minutes
Cost: FREE
Nominum and Acme Packet are defining a new approach to IP interconnects for VoIP and multimedia services. Join them on May 16th for a webinar on the role of IP interconnects for wholesale carriers and the requirements for making them secure, scalable and successful.
Efficient, effective call routing is essential to a wholesale interconnect carrier’s profit margins and operations. As true VoIP traffic continues to increase, a growing percentage of carrier interconnects are happening on IP networks. This environment presents numerous challenges to wholesale carriers, including:
- A proliferation of VoIP providers with which to manage termination and origination agreements
- A wide array of routing options, with varying service quality
- Complex, error-prone routing management processes
- Network security and call quality
Nominum and Acme Packet are changing the way wholesale carriers perform VoIP interconnects based on lessons learned in recent implementations.
We invite you to join us for a webinar on May 16th discussing this new approach to IP interconnections. The topics covered will include:
- Wholesale/transit carriers’ current needs: moving to IP-IP interconnects
- Preserving termination and settlement business models and route management
- Protecting wholesale core network and ensuring SLAs
- The essential role of IP-application Routing Directories (IPRDs) and Session Border Controllers (SBCs)
Panelists:
Georges Smine, Nominum’s Senior Director, Product Marketing,
Georges is responsible for Nominum's strategic direction and products for the IMS and FMC markets. He brings to Nominum over 16 years of experience in marketing and engineering products for the mobile and service provider industry. Prior to Nominum, Georges was at Ecrio, where he headed marketing activities pioneering the adoption of presence, instant messaging, and packet push-to-talk in the mobile industry. He has also served as the Director of Worldwide Strategic Sales for the Sun|Netscape alliance, and has held lead software engineering positions at Oracle Corporation.
Kevin Mitchell, Acme Packet’s Director, Solutions Marketing
Kevin leads industry analyst relations, competitive intelligence and solution and partner marketing at Acme Packet. He joined Acme Packet after 8 years with Infonetics Research, where he was most recently a Principal Analyst. In this role he served as an overall company director and product manager and lead analyst responsible for consulting, analysis, product development and overall strategic direction of multiple coverage areas encompassing routing and IP/MPLS, VoIP and IMS, and service provider capex.
Tony Cimorelli, Sr. Product Marketing Manager of VoIP Services for Global Crossing
With Global Crossing since 2000, Tony has been instrumental in the global release and launch of Global Crossing’s VoIP Outbound, VoIP Toll Free, VoIP Local, and VoIP On-Net Plus services for the carrier, enterprise, and partner channels.
Prior to employment with Global Crossing, Tony had a successful 14 year career with MCI Telecommunications acting in various marketing capacities including International Relationship Manager and Regional Call Center Solutions Manager.
Moderator: Carl Ford, Community Developer and VP Content, pulvermedia
Carl Ford is a Community Developer, looking to enable business development and customer contact between companies. He also develops the content for pulvermedia conferences. As a pulverite he serves as an advisor to several companies in various degrees. His professional career includes 20 years at telecommunications companies such as Telcordia Technologies and Verizon.
Posted at May 1, 2007 03:08 PM
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