Re: Conferences for VoIP implementers

[John Todd <jtodd@loligo.com>]

At 8:14 AM -0500 on 2/21/05, Mark R. Lindsey wrote:
> Happy Monday, everybody --
>
> What conferences / working groups sessions / &c. do you guys know of 
> for VoIP implementors? I'm interested in conferences for technical 
> folks in the trenches and for those doing more long-term strategic 
> design and planning.
>
> Most of the VoIP/telecom shows I know are for the business types, 
> not the technical types. I'm looking for places where people would 
> be familiar with all of the latest IETF drafts and RFCs, or where 
> they would be involved in engineering networks for VoIP.
>
> I can make this related to VoIP peering now: these would be good 
> conferences to meet potential peering partners and size-up their 
> technical acumen.
>
> Thanks for the tips.
>
> Mark

SIPIT would be a good bet, as this is designed as a forum for testing 
interoperability between vendors software and equipment.  It's more 
geared towards people who are building SIP stacks and hardware, but 
it's certainly not marketing-oriented from what I've heard.

I don't know how applicable it would be to VoIP peering, unless 
you're simply trying to understand the potential technology for 
peering methods.  It probably would not be a good place to go to talk 
to peering partners with "networks", since they tend to be consumers 
of equipment and software and not developers of it.

http://www.sipit.net/

JT

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