RE: Conferences for VoIP implementers

["Eva Bender" <eva.bender@iqpc.com>]

Mark,

The ENUM Summit is taking place June 28-29 in Miami.  Conference
sessions and workshops will focus on technical, regulatory, and other
aspects of VoIP peering, as well as worldwide ENUM trial results.
Public, private and carrier ENUM challenges as well.  More information
is available online:
http://www.iqpc.com/cgi-bin/templates/genevent.html?event=6778&topic=233


If you're interested in reviewing the agenda and/or speaker list, I'd be
happy to provide you with the latest draft of the conference program.

Kind regards,
Eva
 
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-voip-peering@psg.com [mailto:owner-voip-peering@psg.com] On
Behalf Of John Todd
Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 4:29 PM
To: Mark R. Lindsey
Cc: VoIP Peering
Subject: Re: Conferences for VoIP implementers

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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