Al
Brisard Joins Panel on the Future of VoIP and Open Source
Released on
= February 2, 2005, 1:45 am
Press Release
Author = Ilan Rabinovitch
Industry = Telecommunications
Press Release
Summary = The Southern California Linux Expo welcomes Al Brisard
of PingTel to their panel discussion of on the future of VoIP and
Open Source. Brisard will bring 17 years of experience in voice
and data communications to the discussion. He will join panel members
Louie Mamakos, (Chief Technology Officer - Vonage), Jeff Bonforte
(President - SIPphone), and Darryl Strauss (President - Digital
Ordnance).
Press Release
Body = FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Los Angeles, California Feb 2, 2005
The Southern
California Linux Expo welcomes Al Brisard of PingTel to their panel
discussion of on the future of VoIP and Open Source. Brisard will
bring 17 years of experience in voice and data communications to
the discussion. He will join panel
members Louie Mamakos, (Chief Technology Officer - Vonage), Jeff
Bonforte (President - SIPphone), and Darryl Strauss (President -
Digital Ordnance).
Al Brisard is
Vice President of Marketing for PingTel, where he s responsible
for the company’s strategic product direction, product marketing,
outbound marketing, and corporate communications. Prior to joining
PingTel Al was Director of Marketing and Business Development at
3Com and played a key industry role in the adoption of DSL by the
international marketplace.
PingTel develops
a SIP-based open source enterprise communications suite SIPxchange,
based on the SIP standard. Pingtel combines an open source business
model with the industry’s de facto VoIP standard, SIP. Pingtel
also offers offer a wide range of consulting services to meet specific
customer needs.
Mr. Brisard
and his co-panelists from the VoIP and open source communities will
cover topics relevant to the future of open source Voice Over IP
(VoIP) efforts. Subtopics will include the effects of government
regulation on peer to peer (P2P) /
open-source VoIP projects, current future VoIP standards, as well
as technical and legal hurdles.
Voice over IP,
also known as IP Telephony, is a technology which allows for voice
communications over the Internet and other IP based networks. VoIP
allows for lower cost calls than traditional telecommunications
networks. According to a recent
Gartner Dataquest forecast, VoIP related revenues in 2005 should
hit $10.6 billion and are expected grow to $24 billion in 2008.
With this type of growth it is no wonder VoIP is the focus of major
corporations and governments around the globe.
SCALE 3x's seminars and panels will help you learn more about current
and future open-source VoIP technologies, as well as provide you
with the information you need to work with the coming developments
and regulations.
About the Southern
California Linux Expo:
The Southern California Linux Expo is the premier grass roots Linux
and Open Source Software conference in the United States. SCALE
3x their 3rd annual event will be held on February 12th and 13th
2005 at the Los Angeles Convention Center. SCALE
includes seminars by well-known speakers, tutorials for beginners,
and an exhibit hall with both vendor booths and non-commercial booths.
The Southern
California Linux Expo is open for both attendee and sponsorship
registration. Those wishing to attend this year's conference can
register via the SCACLE website at http://www.socallinuxexpo.org/order/
. For a free exhibit hall pass use the promotional code "free"
or for a discounted full access conference use the promotional code
"VOIP"
The Southern
California Linux Expo, is a non-profit organization currently comprised,
but not limited to, members of the USCLUG, UCLALUG, and SCLUG. For
more information see http://www.socallinuxexpo.org
Web Site = http://www.socallinuxexpo.org
Contact Details
= Press Contact:
Orv Beach
info@socallinuxexpo.org
Sponsorship
contact:
Ilan Rabinovitch
ilan@socallinuxexpo.org
818-442-1865
Speaker Contact:
Shyam Kapadia
kapadia@socallinuxexpo.org
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