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Tuesday, June 16
1:00pm ET
 

Coming of Age: SIP Trunking for Secure Enterprise Deployments

Over the past two years, much of the action for SIP trunking has been in the SMB market, where adopting a small IP-PBX along with VoIP service is a very manageable and cost effective decision. Internet Telephony Service Providers and resellers have cut their SIP trunking teeth on that market. But now the Enterprise is calling for the cost savings that SIP trunks can deliver. How does the service scale to Enterprise needs? How can you securely and reliably deliver SIP trunks to your enterprise customers? Do you have to propose a PBX or Call Center upgrade in order to reap and reward?

Join Ingate and Dialogic for an educational webinar that explores satisfying the Enterprise demand for SIP Trunking by using secure, interoperable SIP edge technology and enterprise class SIP-PBX gateway technology. See how the service can be supported by existing infrastructures with minimal disruption to deliver a rapid ROI, while preparing the Enterprise for new SIP enabled multi-media services in the process.

PRESENTERS:

Steve Johnson

Steve Johnson, President, Ingate Systems Steve Johnson boasts 15 years senior management experience with Sanders Associates, Telco Systems, and Lockheed Martin. Most recently he served as CEO of Abrena, Inc, a business development consulting firm focused on assisting European and North American firms to expand in the United States. Prior to that, he was President and CEO of Transcept Inc, a telecommunications infrastructure company. Johnson is a member of the Board of Directors for the SIP Forum, an industry organization with members from the leading SIP technology companies. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a Master’s in Business Administration from Boston University.

Bud Walder

Bud Walder, Enterprise Marketing Manager, Dialogic Corporation As marketing manager for Dialogic, Bud Walder is responsible for enterprise market segment strategy and supporting activities. Dialogic is a leading provider of media and signaling platforms for the unified communications market. The platforms enable service providers, developers and system integrators to deliver services, content and applications using multimedia processing and signaling technologies. Before joining Dialogic in 2006, Walder spent 20 years in enterprise communications systems sales and product management at Intel Corporation, Brother International Corp and Office Business Systems, Inc. Walder holds a BA degree in economics from Rutgers University.