Join Us for Fall VON.x 2008. October 27-30,2008. Boston, MA

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About the Event

VON.x has set its sights on the continuing evolution of Internet Communications. It's no longer just voice or video, it's everything over the Internet, commonly referred to as XoIP.

Covering Internet voice applications, wireless trends and technologies, presence, video and Internet TV, instant messaging, social media and more, VON.x is about predicting, disrupting, educating and gathering together the people who shape this ever-changing landscape, along with those who have a vested interest in partnering to help re-shape the future of Internet Communications.

With a targeted conference program for vertical industry segments and business communities along with an integrated exposition for those seeking to create powerful business relationships, VON.x is the ultimate gathering place to gain knowledge and realize profits from the Internet Communications Continuum™. It's the ONLY event of its kind dedicated to all that encompasses Internet Communications.

Carriers and Services Providers:

The key components of a Unified Communications solution
The security and compliance implications of UC
The impact of wireless services on productivity and profitability
The importance of communications-enabled business processes
Security threats, attacks, vulnerabilities and countermeasures
The upcoming transition to IPv6 and its impact
High-availability VoIP solutions
Next-generation Internet handsets

Enterprises and SMB's:

What are the key components in a Unified Communication solution
What wireless applications and services are inline with your mobile workforce strategy
Can wireless technologies help drive your organizations productivity and how can it effect your bottom line
How does business process integration relate to Unified Communication
Who are the major vendors providing UC products and technologies
Are there implications for security and compliance in the use of a Unified Communications solution
Can you really contain wireless costs while boosting productivity
What's new in call centers and can these technologies cross over into other departments
What the service provider can do to support your UC rollout