Enterprise communications systems have come a long way in the past 30 years. Now the important issues for developing an architecture for IP telephony deployment include: architectural & design attributes of each platform, customer benefits and advantages, the emerging role of unified communications, the evolution to a wireless mobile communications platform, current and developing communications standards and open source solutions. Understand the past--and the present--trends of communications systems.
This case study showcases Mistral’s capability in designing a flexible
and easy to upgrade VoIP Radio Gateway solution, interoperable with
all types of radio communications including conventional radios,
TETRA and TETRAPOL terminals. This IP Radio Gateway solution is
an exclusive and protected design for Mistral’s European customer,
Amper.
This case study showcases Mistral’s capability in designing a flexible
and easy to upgrade VoIP Radio Gateway solution, interoperable with
all types of radio communications including conventional radios,
TETRA and TETRAPOL terminals. This IP Radio Gateway solution is
an exclusive and protected design for Mistral’s European customer,
Amper.
Microsoft Lync & Acme Packet Session Management SolutionsMUCUGL
Geraint Evans, a guest speaker from Acme Packet, presents on how Acme Packet achieves SIP session management within the SME up to carrier-grade environments.
ALOE Transit SBC is a session border controller that combines security, media management, and transcoding services in a single, highly scalable software platform. The product can be easily deployed in complex network structures and features network topology hiding and distributed architecture, which makes the network less vulnerable to malicious attacks.
RFID Circle Event: DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION: The Internet of Things & Long-range RFID + Sensors -Improving the Retail Flow of Goods
November 5, 2012
Range matters! Tag size matters! Sensing often matters! All at a very low cost!
TODAY’S PROBLEM: Humans manually collect visibility data – it should be automatic! Data on the Internet has been largely created by human beings—typing, bar code scans, digital photos and more. Initial deployments of RFID solutions have relied heavily upon human intervention. Manual data collection is very time consuming and prone to errors. Implementing RFID solutions is a lot of hard work!
THE SOLUTION – Smaller, Cheaper, Faster, Longer, Better!
Long-range, low cost RFID takes the human out of the loop.
The market for visibility solutions is soaring. The “Internet of Things” is hitting the mainstream. Today sensors, cameras, RFID, bar codes, and a variety of visibility viewing platforms are commonplace throughout the working world. In 2012 over 4 billion long-range RFID tags are expected to be produced for retail apparel. We are experiencing the initial stages of an onslaught of BIG Data automatically generated by an abundance of highly distributed wireless devices.
Long-range RFID to track elements of the physical world couples with ubiquitous connectivity to the Internet to distribute BIG DATA and view information generated by these ubiquitous digital identifiers and sensors.
TODAY’s CHALLENGES
End users are confronted by an overwhelming number of questions.
What to buy? What’s good? What to avoid? Typical pitfalls?
How best to organize?
How to install the systems?
‘Peaceful co-existence’ with legacy systems and business processes . . . . . POS, bar code, inventory management . . . . . How to blend the old with the new? Seamless adoption, integration and deployment?
How best to analyze BIG DATA? For what purpose?
‘Fit’ with other innovative technologies?
Costs? Tags, Infrastructure, Integration . . . . .
Speakers:
Sprague Ackley, Technologist, Intermec
Christophe Loussert, VP, RFID integration, Tagsys
Greg Morello, CMO, Port Logistics Group (PLG)
Thomas Reese, Sr. Director, Business Development, Intelleflex Corp.
Moderator:
Michael Ohanian, retired President of Intermec Technologies
Implementing RFID without disrupting already successful Bar Code systems
H. Sprague Ackley, Technologist, Intermec
There are many ways of encoding RFID data, yet none seem compatible with the data in existing bar code applications.
The two main data encoding methods, GS1 and ISO, offer different and incompatible methods with current bar coding applications.
There’s a recent a major breakthrough in simplicity. GS1 just published a definitive guideline.
How to progress towards a seamless future?
Monetizing VoLTE, RCS and Video; IMS MRF and Conferencing SolutionsRadisys Corporation
Presentation given by Al Balasco, Radisys Sr. Director of Product Management at IMS World Summit on April 23:
Title: Monetizing VoLTE and RCS
• Global trends in LTE, VoLTE, RCS, and other services.
• Strategies to grow revenues beyond data plans
• IMS service delivery architectures for generating revenues from VoLTE and RCS
Presentation from MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge RFID Circle Event: DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION: The Internet of Things & Long-range RFID + Sensors -Improving the Retail Flow of Goods. on November 5
The GSMA-defined IP eXchange (IPX) solution was created to
address these issues. IPX is a standards-based, secure and qualityenabled
managed IP network for delivering interactive multimedia
services across any type of service provider’s network, including
fixed, mobile, cable, ISPs, ASPs, and Over the Top (OTT).
Migration of consumers, enterprises, and service providers to IP Communications is creating new challenges for IP networks. The GENBAND S3 is a new generation of Session Border Controller that simplifies the network edge.
Microsoft Lync & Acme Packet Session Management SolutionsMUCUGL
Geraint Evans, a guest speaker from Acme Packet, presents on how Acme Packet achieves SIP session management within the SME up to carrier-grade environments.
ALOE Transit SBC is a session border controller that combines security, media management, and transcoding services in a single, highly scalable software platform. The product can be easily deployed in complex network structures and features network topology hiding and distributed architecture, which makes the network less vulnerable to malicious attacks.
RFID Circle Event: DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION: The Internet of Things & Long-range RFID + Sensors -Improving the Retail Flow of Goods
November 5, 2012
Range matters! Tag size matters! Sensing often matters! All at a very low cost!
TODAY’S PROBLEM: Humans manually collect visibility data – it should be automatic! Data on the Internet has been largely created by human beings—typing, bar code scans, digital photos and more. Initial deployments of RFID solutions have relied heavily upon human intervention. Manual data collection is very time consuming and prone to errors. Implementing RFID solutions is a lot of hard work!
THE SOLUTION – Smaller, Cheaper, Faster, Longer, Better!
Long-range, low cost RFID takes the human out of the loop.
The market for visibility solutions is soaring. The “Internet of Things” is hitting the mainstream. Today sensors, cameras, RFID, bar codes, and a variety of visibility viewing platforms are commonplace throughout the working world. In 2012 over 4 billion long-range RFID tags are expected to be produced for retail apparel. We are experiencing the initial stages of an onslaught of BIG Data automatically generated by an abundance of highly distributed wireless devices.
Long-range RFID to track elements of the physical world couples with ubiquitous connectivity to the Internet to distribute BIG DATA and view information generated by these ubiquitous digital identifiers and sensors.
TODAY’s CHALLENGES
End users are confronted by an overwhelming number of questions.
What to buy? What’s good? What to avoid? Typical pitfalls?
How best to organize?
How to install the systems?
‘Peaceful co-existence’ with legacy systems and business processes . . . . . POS, bar code, inventory management . . . . . How to blend the old with the new? Seamless adoption, integration and deployment?
How best to analyze BIG DATA? For what purpose?
‘Fit’ with other innovative technologies?
Costs? Tags, Infrastructure, Integration . . . . .
Speakers:
Sprague Ackley, Technologist, Intermec
Christophe Loussert, VP, RFID integration, Tagsys
Greg Morello, CMO, Port Logistics Group (PLG)
Thomas Reese, Sr. Director, Business Development, Intelleflex Corp.
Moderator:
Michael Ohanian, retired President of Intermec Technologies
Implementing RFID without disrupting already successful Bar Code systems
H. Sprague Ackley, Technologist, Intermec
There are many ways of encoding RFID data, yet none seem compatible with the data in existing bar code applications.
The two main data encoding methods, GS1 and ISO, offer different and incompatible methods with current bar coding applications.
There’s a recent a major breakthrough in simplicity. GS1 just published a definitive guideline.
How to progress towards a seamless future?
Monetizing VoLTE, RCS and Video; IMS MRF and Conferencing SolutionsRadisys Corporation
Presentation given by Al Balasco, Radisys Sr. Director of Product Management at IMS World Summit on April 23:
Title: Monetizing VoLTE and RCS
• Global trends in LTE, VoLTE, RCS, and other services.
• Strategies to grow revenues beyond data plans
• IMS service delivery architectures for generating revenues from VoLTE and RCS
Presentation from MIT Enterprise Forum of Cambridge RFID Circle Event: DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION: The Internet of Things & Long-range RFID + Sensors -Improving the Retail Flow of Goods. on November 5
The GSMA-defined IP eXchange (IPX) solution was created to
address these issues. IPX is a standards-based, secure and qualityenabled
managed IP network for delivering interactive multimedia
services across any type of service provider’s network, including
fixed, mobile, cable, ISPs, ASPs, and Over the Top (OTT).
Migration of consumers, enterprises, and service providers to IP Communications is creating new challenges for IP networks. The GENBAND S3 is a new generation of Session Border Controller that simplifies the network edge.
"Green" networks are a hot topic, and saving on power costs is a corporate mandate at many enterprises. Many aspects of an IP Telephony deployment offer unique challenges in this area. For example, many enterprises are unaware of the cost to power their wiring closets. These costs are likely to increase as enterprises deploy power over Ethernet into each wiring closets. Learn more about how to conserve power and reduce costs.
This is a presentation designed for IP Telephony Site Partners and key Super Users. It identifies some of the key technologies and telephony chocies that need to be made in moving a University of Mlbourne staff member to the new IP Telephony system.
This is the Standard User Demonstration of Melbourne University's IP Telephony Service. We recommend all staff moving to the University's IP Telephony system review this presentation
UCaaS/Hybrid RFP & Review IP Telephony and Unified Communications SystemInteractiveNEC
There are significant differences in offerings from the major vendors in terms of architecture, functionality and total cost of ownership. IT organizations are encouraged to work with their business units to understand their unique requirements and to articulate these in an RFP or other formal procurement vehicle.
Presented by: Muhammad Yeasir Arafat
ElastixWorld 2013
Today, the session initiation protocol (SIP) is the predominant protocol for IP Telephony Signalling. The intention of this paper is to present an overview of IP Telephony security issues - both current and future – focusing on SIP. We start by presenting some fundamental differences between IP Telephony and the public switched telephone network (PSTN). We then look at specific problems for SIP signalling that arise from these differences. We summarize current activities regarding SIP security, including recent developments in the research community and standardization efforts within the IETF. Finally, the paper gives an outlook on the security issues of IP Telephony.
Download paper at: http://elx.ec/ssiipt
Migrating Enterprise Applications to AWS: Best Practices & Techniques (ENT303...Amazon Web Services
This session discusses strategies, tools, and techniques for migrating enterprise software systems to AWS. We consider applications like Oracle eBusiness Suite, SAP, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, and Siebel. These applications are complex by themselves; they are frequently customized; they have many touch points on other systems in the enterprise; and they often have large associated databases. Nevertheless, running enterprise applications in the cloud affords powerful benefits. We identify success factors and best practices.
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Accelerate Microsoft Lync Deployments with Session Border ControllersAcmePacket
Presentation given at an event in New York City about accelerating your Lync deployments with session border controllers from Acme Packet, the leader in session border controllers.
Presentation by Dirk Jaeger, CTO - Divitel, on Sep 8, 2012. This installment of the Multi-network Solutions in the Real World Forum series discussed real-world examples of multi-network video rollouts from across Europe. It was offered on-site during IBC 2012, with the goal to break down the technical and business challenges that operators face with multi-network services.
Centros de contacto: las demandas y requerimientos del mercadoMundo Contact
Conferencia impartida durante el Congreso CRM + Social Media + Centros de Contato México 2011 organizado por Mundo Contact a cargo de Rafael Chaparro, Account Manager de Huawei
Convergence of digital information has been initiated a couple decades ago. Practically, almost all networks have now been utilising Internet Protocol. However, networks, applications, and contents managements vary by the nature of service types: IMS, SDP, IPTV, etc. Should another convergence be arranged to unify the management of the entire network for optimal results?
Service providers are starting deployment of VoLTE and adding RCS as part of the Joyn initiative. As service providers are looking for new sources of revenue and ways to compete with OTT service providers they are starting to provide RCS based UC services to enterprises and SMBs.
The presentation reviews VoLTE and RCS technology and market, drivers for service providers to offer such services to enterprises and RADVISION's offering for building such services with emphasis on clients for mobile, tablet and desktop.
Multiservice Broadcast Networks Over SatelliteNewtec
Simon Pryor, Newtec’s Director Product Marketing Broadcast, presented at IBC2012 on ‘Multiservice Broadcast Networks’ over satellite. During this presentation he talked about the different types of business models, the total cost of ownership and the future developments to be expected.
Below a quick overview of the main topics:
Revenue:
- Blended Live and File Workflows
- Smart Network Platform
- Virtual Network Operation
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Total Cost of Ownership:
- Converged All-IP Network
- Intra- and Cross-Layer Optimization
- Dynamic Carrier Management
- Portfolio of Modems and Applications
- E2E Service and Network Management
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Evolve:
- S2 Extentions
- Use of ACM & Ka-band
- Carrier ID
This article introduces a view of a generic Service Provider IP distribution system including DVB's IP standard; a comparison of Internet and managed SP IP video distribution; how a broadcaster can inject TV programming into the Internet and, finally, how to control the Quality of Experience of video in an IP network.
Get a brief background of Services Oriented Architecture (SOA) and the current vendor landscape. Learn current customer approaches; identify the good, the bad and the ugly of these approaches; and find out where SOA is going.
How to Get (and Keep) Your ITSM Initiative on Trackdigitallibrary
Many IT Service Management (ITSM) projects fail, some spectacularly so. The Service Catalog and service portfolio management are hidden gems that can help you focus on the services that are crucial to your business. Many consider the Service Catalog as simply an interface for requesting services from IT. However, the Service Catalog, when done right, offers IT managers a roadmap for success. Learn how the Service Catalog just might be the savior of your ITSM initiative.
Competing and converging network and building access control technologies are redefining rule-based network security processes. HID and RSA are competing standards for controlling access to buildings and networks, while biometrics, pin numbers and passwords are converging to create the standard for validating a person�s identity. Learn about the physical and logical security convergence impact to IT departments.
Application Virtualization: What its all about and how do you manage it?digitallibrary
Organizations are increasingly tying their physical systems, networks, and applications to virtualized environments to achieve greater reliability, performance and flexibility in delivering services to business customers. This means tying the loosely coupled world of Service Oriented Architectures with virtualized environments such as VMWare, incorporating application virtualization, virtual desktop infrastructures and virtual lifecycle management. How companies approach this type of transition is critical to their success. How should organizations prepare? Why is it important to understand the dependencies within their line of business applications when migrating to a virtual environment? How can they manage the physical and virtual worlds as single environment? How can organizations verify that their systems conform to corporate and government oversight requirements in a way that meets their needs without becoming burdensome? Get the answers to these questions and more.
How taking a strategic approach to WAN optimization supports application deli...digitallibrary
Enterprises and service providers tend to offer WAN optimization as a tactical �quick fix� to performance problems in certain parts of the network. Taking a more strategic approach to WAN optimization can yield benefits across the enterprise that are not limited to fixing short-term performance and bandwidth challenges.
File Area Network (FAN) is a term used to describe a more formal approach to architecting a heterogeneous, enterprise-wide, service-oriented file storage infrastructure. FAN enhances standard network and storage infrastructure with technology that provides centralized, heterogeneous, and enterprise-wide network file management and control. This technology includes a decoupling or virtualization layer that separates logical file access from physical file locations and a variety of value-added file services.
Virtualization is becoming the IT infrastructure of the enterprise�s datacenter. This presentation discusses the advantages of utilizing this infrastructure for WAN optimization deployments. Learn the benefits of virtualization, WAN optimization deployment options, virtualization and WAN optimization in the remote branch and VDI and WAN optimization.
The Industrialisation of Software Developmentdigitallibrary
Based on the Object Management Group�s (OMG) Model-Driven Architecture (MDA) initiative, our models are built around specific customer requirements, including business logic. OLIVANOVA is the Programming Machine that transforms our conceptual models into complete business applications that are reliable, function-rich, maintainable, extensible, secure, and ready to install with full documentation.
The Impact of SOA on Traditional Middleware Technologiesdigitallibrary
This presentation addresses the broad differences between traditional middleware and SOA and identifies how SOA renovates the approach to integration taken by traditional middleware technologies. Learn how to create an SOA adoption roadmap to existing customers of traditional middleware.
Software 2008: The Convergence of Open Source & SaaSdigitallibrary
Open Source and SaaS are converging to fundamentally change the economics of enterprise software. This convergence will radically alter the selection, investment, deployment, operations support and upgrade models that organizations use today. What does this convergence mean to vendors and to customers?
This presentation reviews emerging best practices for provisioning and supporting IT requirements nearly virtually to deliver superior solutions on a subscription basis. Learn how to deliver reliable IT without the traditional large investments in data centers, hardware, software, services and staffing. Remember how digital killed traditional music distribution? See how virtual IT through Open Source and SAAS will cut the trend towards large hardware investments or outsourcing.
Adaptive Access Contextual Security for Application Delivery Networksdigitallibrary
The missing pieces of contextual security for application delivery networks include insufficient identity management; security implementations are unaware of applications/OS/device/access methods; security implementations aren�t integrated; SOA, gadgets and widgets; consolidation/virtualization (dynamic); NAC, NAP and trusted computing; and security is seen as a hindrance, not an enabler. Strengthen your security with behavioral based contextual security.
How are companies incorporating Enterprise 2.0 within their business environment? How is it different from the previous generation of software applications? How do Enterprise 2.0 technologies enable the extended enterprise? What are the potential challenges in deploying such technologies? This presentation uses examples from case studies of successful deployments to answer these questions.
Outsourcing 3.0: India the Market and the Factory for Software Productsdigitallibrary
Software outsourcing has evolved over the last two decades. Find out how software outsourcing has moved beyond cost-arbitrage to partnerships to build products with faster time-to-market and lower risks of engineering failure. The Web 3.0 framework helps describe best practices of managing distributed software product teams. Get details on the availability of Indian software talent and some of NASSCOM's initiatives to maintain India's leadership in software outsourcing. Rapid growth rates in the Indian economy have created several exciting opportunities for software products to be built for the Indian market. Get a better understanding of the market size and the dynamics of the Indian market and why you should consider India as a market for launching innovative software products.
Virtualization: The Best Initiative to Alleviate the Power Crisis in the Data...digitallibrary
With average CPU utilization hovering in the single digits, most data centers are spending thousands of dollars to power systems that are idle. Learn how organizations can use virtualization to significantly increase utilization and reduce power consumption through consolidation and dynamic resource and power management. You may not control a power plant or national policy, but you control your data center. You can make a positive impact on the environment, while cutting costs for your company. Learn more.
Greening the Data Center: The IT Industry's Energy Efficiency Imperativedigitallibrary
Discover the findings of a recent study from the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories about the billions of dollars spent annually in energy costs to power servers, cooling and auxiliary infrastructure equipment. This presentation also will outline issues relating to energy efficient technology and environmental stewardship in the data center.
In the Adani-Hindenburg case, what is SEBI investigating.pptxAdani case
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At Techbox Square, in Singapore, we're not just creative web designers and developers, we're the driving force behind your brand identity. Contact us today.
At Techbox Square, in Singapore, we're not just creative web designers and developers, we're the driving force behind your brand identity. Contact us today.
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Digital Transformation and IT Strategy Toolkit and TemplatesAurelien Domont, MBA
This Digital Transformation and IT Strategy Toolkit was created by ex-McKinsey, Deloitte and BCG Management Consultants, after more than 5,000 hours of work. It is considered the world's best & most comprehensive Digital Transformation and IT Strategy Toolkit. It includes all the Frameworks, Best Practices & Templates required to successfully undertake the Digital Transformation of your organization and define a robust IT Strategy.
Editable Toolkit to help you reuse our content: 700 Powerpoint slides | 35 Excel sheets | 84 minutes of Video training
This PowerPoint presentation is only a small preview of our Toolkits. For more details, visit www.domontconsulting.com
B2B payments are rapidly changing. Find out the 5 key questions you need to be asking yourself to be sure you are mastering B2B payments today. Learn more at www.BlueSnap.com.
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Understanding User Needs and Satisfying ThemAggregage
https://www.productmanagementtoday.com/frs/26903918/understanding-user-needs-and-satisfying-them
We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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Architectures for IP Telephony Deployment
1. Architectures for IP Telephony
Deployment
Moderated by
Allan Sulkin
TEQConsult Group
2. Evolution of Modern
PBX System Design
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Stored Program Remote LAN-based
Control Port Carriers Client/Server Telephony/UC
Survivable Remote Linux Server
Digital TDM SOA
Port Carrier O/S
Fiber Distributed SIP
Port Carriers
Carrier-Grade
Soft Switch Design
