Unify Your Enterprise Communications, Leverage Your IP Telephony PlatformFind the Right Solution for Your EnterpriseIt’s a new day for enterprise communications. The migration from standalone TDM voice networks to IP Telephony continues, but options have expanded beyond just IP-PBXs to new deployment models—hosted/managed services and software-based architectures from Microsoft, IBM and others. And no matter which deployment model is chosen, enterprise IT/telecom executives face growing pressure to leverage the new converged platform in ways that will strengthen the business—increase customer loyalty and revenues and reduce costs. IP Telephony has become part of much larger picture; it is integrated with a new generation of Unified Communications technologies and applications that will transform how your enterprise does business. All of these changes have tremendous implications for your network, your enterprise and your career. That’s why VoiceCon San Francisco will be so important for you. You’ve been hearing about this transition for several years, but the key factors for IP-based convergence becoming a reality are finally in place:
So, now is the time to start preparing for the future. The worst situation is to be forced into a technology change without fully understanding the implications. The VoiceCon conference is recognized as the leading event for enterprise decision-makers who need to evaluate their options for migrating to IP Telephony, Converged Networks and Unified Communications. VoiceCon San Francisco presents a unique opportunity for you to speak with the experts, hear first-hand the lessons learned by enterprises that are already making the migration, network with your peers at the VoiceCon receptions and see leading-edge products at the VoiceCon San Francisco exhibition. VoiceCon San Francisco is focused entirely on enterprise IP Telephony, Converged Networks and Unified Communications. It is designed with one fundamental goal: To help you decide why, when and how to invest in this new technology. |