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Day 1 — Monday, October 24, 2005Large EnterpriseVoIP DeploymentWorkshopTMC University’sIP PBX CertificationProgram First Degree1:00 - 1:45 pmReaping the Benefits ofthe IP PBXIntegrating Voice & Datawith BusinessApplicationsTMCU-1LE-1QoS & InfrastructureIssues in DeployingEnterprise VoIPCost Justifying theUpgradeTMCU-22:00 - 2:45 pmThe Role of Standardsin Open SourceEffective Deploymentand MigrationStrategies of IP PBXOS-1IMSSummitIntroduction toCollaboration &ConferencingIntroduction to IMSTMCU-5SP-2IMS-1IMS: DevelopingNetwork InfrastructureCC-2IMS-2CC-3IMS-3ENUM: The Theory isAdding VirtualDone, Now It's Time for Communications to thethe PracticeMixOS-2Utilizing Presence toLinux as an EmbeddedKeep Remote andOS and DevelopmentBranch OfficesEnvironmentConnected LE-5OS-34:45 - 6:00 pmThe Future of UnifiedConferencingSP-3Calculating the TrueBusiness Value of VoIPLE-4CC-1Fixed MobileVoIP Peering Through Selecting Enterprise IPConvergence – FindingENUM RegistriesConferencing Solutionsthe Killer ApplicationsOpen SourceRound TableLE-3Living With Your New IPPBX — A Case StudySP-1Number Portability fora Growing VoIP WorldDeliveringSecure & ReliableEnterprise VoIPSelecting the Right IPPBX SolutionTMCU-44:00 - 4:45 pmCreating the TrustedAuthenticated NetworkLE-2TMCU-33:00 - 3:45 pmConferencing &CollaborationOver IP SummitRegistration Open11:00 am - 5:00 pm12:00 - 12:45 pmService ProviderSummit / NumberPorting / ENUMOpen SourceSummitSP-4SIP & ENUM:What's The Story?SP-5Deploying ServicesUsing IMSCC-4IMS-4Making Gov’t AgenciesEffective & Efficientwith Real-Time, IPCollaboration CC-5A Look Ahead:The Future of IMSIMS-5Keynote Session Featuring Yahoo! and Lucent TechnologiesDay 2 — Tuesday, October 25, 2005Registration Open7:00 am - 7:00 pm7:30 - 8:30 amConference Breakfast8:30 - 9:30 amGrand Opening Session Featuring NEC and VonexusSpecial Keynote Presentation by Carly Fiorina, Former Chairman & CEO, Hewlett-Packard9:30 am10:15 - 11:00 amTMC University’s IP PBXCertification ProgramAdvanced DegreeEnterprise / GovernmentSolutionsIP TelephonyDevelopmentService ProviderSummitIPTV SummitPreparing Your Network foran IP PBXVoIP: Where We're Going,Where We've BeenVoIP Without DSPs:Challenges andOpportunitiesOn Top Of Their Game?:A Review of Leading VoIPService ProvidersIntroduction to IPTV11:15 - 12:00 pmRight Sizing Your IP PBXVoIP From The Trenches:Real Life Successes12:00 pm1:00 - 1:45 pmIntegrating Your IP PBXWith an ITSPStaging, Implementing, andCutting Over Your IP PBXTMCU-93:00 - 3:45 pmDevelopment Tools ForIPTV DeploymentIPT-2SP-7D-2Conference Luncheon — Featuring Keynote via Videoconference by Niklas Zennström, CEO, SkypePresence & UnifiedCommunicationsAn Advanced Case StudyTMCU-10DSP Processing forVoIP ApplicationsVoice Quality ChallengesFacing ProvidersVoIP Opening Night:Are Service ProvidersTruly Prepared?Delivering WidebandSpeech Over IPVoIP for SMBsThe Future of EnterpriseApplicationsE-5IPT-3VoIP Testing &Security IssuesThe Current State of IPTVIPT-4SP-9D-4E-4Building Networks forDelivering IPTVSP-8D-3E-3TMCU-82:00 - 2:45 pmTriple Play:The Implications ofConvergenceAdvances inDevelopment PlatformsE-2TMCU-7IPT-1SP-6D-1E-1TMCU-6VoIP PerformanceManagementD-53:45 - 4:30 pmThe Future of IP Telephony Panel Discussion4:30 - 6:00 pmKeynote Session Featuring Inter-Tel and Siemens6:00 - 8:00 pmNetworking Reception in Exhibit HallAn IPTV Case StudySP-10IPT-5

Day 3 — Wednesday, October 26, 2005Registration Open7:00 am - 5:00 pmConference Breakfast7:30 - 8:30 amEnterprise/Government SolutionsWifi TelephonySummit8:30 - 9:15 amIntroduction to WiFiTelephonyW-1SIP WorkshopDesigning/DevelopingEnterprise VoIP Security An Introduction to SIPSolutionsE-6Service ProviderSummitVoIP PeeringSummitIP Contact CenterSummitConsumer VoIPMarketing SummitPart IThe State of VoIPPeeringTransition Your ContactCenter to IPSIP-1SP-11VP-19:15 - 10:15 amKeynote Session Featuring Toshiba and Nortel10:15 - 11:00 amSpecial Keynote Presentation By Michael K. Powell, former FCC ChairmanExhibit Hall Open11:00 am - 5:00 pm11:45 amConference Luncheon — Featuring Presentation by Dr. Donald Brown, Founder, Interactive IntelligenceSIP InteroperabilityIssues12:30 - 1:15 pmTechnical Challengesto WiFi TelephonyDeploymentSecurity Challengesin IP TelephonyW-2Overcoming SIPImplementationChallengesE-7The Challenges ofCitywide WiFiScalabilityThe Challenge ofE911 RegulationW-33:30 - 4:15 pm4:15 - 6:15 pmSP-12VoIP RegulatoryUpdate: Will You BeReady?SIP-3SIP's Role in OpenSourceCall of theCampus Warrior:A HealthcareCase Study W-4Consumer VoIPMarketing SummitPart IISIP-21:30 - 2:15 pm2:30 - 3:15 pmIPC-1SP-13Security in the IPTelephony NetworkSIP-4Service Provider IssuesRelating to SIPE-8The Future ofEnterprise NetworkPeeringVP-2Developing a VoIPNetwork er IPSIP-5SP-15IP Contact CenterShootoutIPC-2VoIP and Offshoring -Pros & ConsVP-3Clearing & PeeringBusiness Models andTechnologiesVP-4IPC-3It's Up and It's Good!Dallas CowboysIP Contact CenterCase Study IPC-4Battle for the SMB Panel Discussion; Keynote Session Featuring Aculab and Juniper Networks6:15 pmNetworking Reception7:30 pmVoIP Service Provider Awards DinnerDay 4 — Thursday, October 27, 2005Registration Open7:30 am - 2:00 pmConference Breakfast7:30 - 8:30 am8:30 - 9:15 amWiFi TelephonySummitEnterprise / GovernmentSolutionsTraffic ManagementSIP WorkshopKeys to Successful WiFiTelephony ImplementationMoving the Market:The True Target forEnterprise CommunicationsState of the SIP Union:Best Practices & MoreW-5E-9SP-16SIP-6M-1Conference Luncheon11:30 amDeploying WiFi Telephonyin the EnterpriseW-6Developing WiFi TelephonyEndpointsW-72:15 - 3:00 pmVoIP & Next-Generation OSS VoIP Mobility ApplicationsExhibit Hall Open11:00 am - 3:00 pm1:15 - 2:00 pmMobility SummitKeynote Session Featuring Deloitte & Touche LLP and Cisco Systems9:15 - 11:00 am12:15 - 1:00 pmService ProviderSummitThe Road Ahead:The Future of WiFiTelephonyPeer To PeerIP TelephonySecuring SIP-BasedCommunicationsE-10Enterprise TrafficManagement ChallengesE-11VoIP Mobility Reality CheckSIP-7SIP? NAT? Not!Traversing the FirewallSIP-8Migrating to VoIP:A Service ProviderRound TableM-2SP-17Managing Your Network forSession Border Control forSIP in the IP Contact CenterHigh-Quality VoiceHosted VoIP ServicesW-8E-12SIP-9SP-18Dual Mode:A Look at the CurrentState of the MarketM-3

Large Enterprise VoIP Deployment WorkshopMonday October 24 - 12:00 - 12:45 pmMonday October 24 - 3:00 - 3:45 pmIntegrating Voice & Data With Business AppsCalculating the True Business Value of IPOrganizations are converging their data and voice systemsinto a single network, providing them with cost savingsand increased operational efficiencies in their offices andbranch sites. Today, these enterprises are takingconvergence to the next level by integrating missioncritical business applications such as CRM, inventorymanagement, and the like into their IP Communicationsnetwork. The presenters will explain how this integrationmakes it possible to create customized IP communicationssolutions that can increase customer service andsatisfaction, improve workforce productivity, and furtherincrease operating efficiencies.Beyond the "traditional" benefits of VoIP such as reducedinfrastructure costs, toll bypass, etc , VoIP offers moresophisticated value through improved productivity,enhanced customer experience, converged applications andthe ability to obtain new sources of revenue growth. Todefine the true value of an IP solution requires examiningmore than the short-term benefits of upgrading thearchitecture; it is also about considering its role as afundamental business asset in a strategic plan designed togenerate financial growth and competitive advantage. Thispresentation will focus on the business goals and benefits ofdeploying an IP-based enterprise communications solution.Monday October 24 - 1:00 - 1:45 pmMonday October 24 - 4:00 - 4:45 pmQoS & Infrastructure issues in DeployingEnterprise VoIPUtilizing Presence to Keep Remote and BranchOffices ConnectedThe roll-out of VoIP presents a quandary. The reality ofhigh expectations for voice quality combined with thechallenges of running voice on IP networks opens up therisk of serious business failure for the network operationsteam. How can an enterprise CIO ensure the delivery ofQoS that VoIP services demand? This session will look atthe specific QoS requirements of VoIP, where those issuesarise in the network, and how to measure and deliverhigh levels of QoS. The presenters will also look at theEthernet edge and Ethernet core to see how othernetwork elements impact QoS.Presence, once considered merely an underlyingtechnology to instant messaging (IM), is becoming itsown killer application, and is posed to go well beyondinstant messaging and deep into the enterprise. Thefuture of presence management is the convergence ofVoIP, data, video, IM and location tracking on top ofwired and wireless networks to display, in an application,the whereabouts and status of a user's colleague. Thissession will explore the role of presence in keepingremote workers and branch offices connected whilemeeting the updated performance expectations of today'sbusiness environments.Monday October 24 - 2:00 - 2:45 pmDelivering Secure & Reliable Enterprise VoIPWith most major telecommunications carriers currently inthe process of deploying VoIP services for massdeployment, it's clear that IP telephony is finally headed forprime time. However, the promise of mass VoIPconsumption also increases the risk for widespread securityviolations, spawning a new sense of urgency to developsecure VoIP solutions now before hackers wreak havoc oncorporate voice networks. This session will examine thespecial demands of enterprise VoIP, with a specialemphasis on delivering secure and reliable IP voice overyour enterprise network.Association Partners8Supporting OrganizationsOctober 24-27, 2005 Los Angeles, California www.itexpo.com 2005 Technology Marketing Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

ENTERPRISE/GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONSTuesday, October 25 - 10:15 - 11:00 amTuesday, October 25 - 3:00 - 3:45 pmVoIP: Where We're Going, Where We've BeenThe Future of Enterprise ApplicationsJoin this session if you a new to the world of Voice over IPor if you feel you need a refresher course. The speakers willconsider the essential technical differences betweentraditional telephony and IP telephony, the challenges thatthese differences present and the way that they areovercome in successful real-life deployments. The ruleshave significantly changed and the way we think abouttelephony solutions must also change. This is truly a can'tmiss session for attendees looking for a thorough overview.As more and more customers become accustomed to usingVoIP, they'll begin to expect value-added enhancementsand additional benefits, aside from cost savings alone. Whattypes of VoIP-enabled services and applications will bedeveloped to satisfy this demand? What will be the "next bigthing" in the VoIP market? How will savvy vendors, serviceproviders, and application developers take advantage ofthis capability? How will they use VoIP technology to rollout previously impossible or unheard-of applications andmaximize the benefits for end users? Come to this session tocatch a glimpse of the future of enterprise VoIP.Tuesday, October 25 - 11:15 am - 12:00 pmVoIP From the Trenches: Real Life SuccessesThis panel discussion will feature several telecom dealerstalking about their experiences deploying IP in a variety ofindustries. Among the topics they will address: Understanding when pure IP telephony is best choice Migrating TDM users to IP telephony Identifying and overcoming technology hurdles Finding creative solutions Taking VoIP mobile (wireless phones, softphones, etc.) Calculating ROI — cost savings and productivityincreases.Tuesday, October 25 - 1:00 - 1:45 pmPresence & Unified CommunicationsPresence has the potential to be the unifying thread betweendifferent modes of communication including enterprisetelephony, IM, video, and mobile telephony. Presence is theessential element in the migration from device centric touser centric systems, as it integrates user's availability acrossall their devices and applications. But Presence also has adark side which may impede its broad acceptance, namelyconcerns about privacy, time management, enterprise policyand security. Each of these aspects is explored during thissession, and solutions in development, standards bodies,and emerging products are discussed.Wednesday, October 26 - 8:30 - 9:15 amDesigning/Developing Enterprise VoIP SecuritySolutionsWhile VoIP has many positive benefits to corporations, thepotential security risks involved should not be ignored andmust be effectively addressed before a loss in money orprivate data occurs. New products and services must becreated to eliminate these security threats. The speakerswill address the growing need for the communicationsindustry to address and develop VoIP security solutionsnow and for the future. The session will cover howimplementing security at the "core" of the VoIP system, theplatform level, and why ensuring that encryption is syncedfrom the device and network is critical.Wednesday, October 26 - 12:30 - 2:15 pm DOUBLE SESSIONSecurity Challenges in IP TelephonyThis panel discussion, moderated by the chairman of therecently formed VoIP Security Alliance will strive toidentify and reduce VoIP security risks through a numberof ways including educating and providing tools for the ITmanager. Security is a critical concern for enterpriselooking to deploy VoIP. As such this special session standsa must-attend for professionals charged with managingtheir company's VoIP deployment.Tuesday, October 25 - 2:00 - 2:45 pmVoIP for SMBsWednesday, October 26 - 2:30 - 4:15 pm DOUBLE SESSIONVoIP is not just for large enterprises. In fact, VoIP plays asignificant role in impacting performance for small- andmedium-size businesses. This session will address thedrivers that affect the SMB market — such as the growingreliance on outsourcing and third-party vendors, thechallenge to utilize remote knowledge workers, and theincreasing pressure to control costs. In addition, this sessionwill cover VoIP-powered applications, like presencemanagement, collaboration, messaging, and mobility, andexamine how SME customers can effectively leverage thesetools to improve business performance.The Challenge of E911 RegulationNationwide, an estimated 200 million calls are made to 911each year. In May, the FCC decided that VoIP providersinterconnecting with the PSTN must deliver E911 calls —with location and callback information — to localemergency operators. The decision raises a host of issues:What information, specifically, must be delivered with thecall? Is network support in place, and at what cost? Whowill enforce the E911 requirement? And how will therequirement apply to enterprise VoIP, where callback andlocation identification pose special challenges? Finally, willthe VoIP legislation pending before Congress supplementor preempt the FCC's decision? Join public safetyadministrators and legal and policy experts to hear thelatest E911 news from Washington and around the country.For more info contact Dave Rodriguez: 203-852-6800 x146 / drodriguez@tmcnet.com 2005 Technology Marketing Corporation. All Rights Reserved.9

ENTERPRISE/GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONSThursday, October 27 - 8:30 - 9:15 amThursday, October 27 - 1:15 - 2:00 pmMoving the Market:The True Target for Enterprise CommunicationsEnterprise Traffic Management ChallengesThis presentation will examine the market from theperspective on how customers want to purchase ons products into those needs. We will alsoexamine the market shift that has been waiting to happen asan application level conversion instead of the morecommon view of the shift as a more basic transport levelconversion. Ultimately, this presentation will identify thetrue target for VoIP and other enterprise communicationstools need to hit to move the market into the mainstream.Thursday, October 27 - 12:15 - 1:00 pmPeer to Peer IP TelephonyPeer-to-Peer VoIP is a potentially disruptive force that istaking the IP telephony market by storm. Or perhaps,"incrementally by storm." Little by little, bit by bit, thisapproach to VoIP is taking hold. Proponents tell us that P2PVoIP addresses issues such as scalability, security,redundancy that are required in enterprise and serviceprovider implementations, while supporting basic as wellas innovative features. Come to this session to see what allthe fuss is about.IT professionals have been examining their networks incritical detail to uncover hidden or latent problems sincethe dawn of networking, with the ultimate goal ofimproving delivery of mission-critical businessapplications. This discipline of troubleshooting has grownin importance in the age of VoIP with multimediaapplications, global networks, and new protocols. Thissession will discuss how gaining greater visibility into thenetwork is leading organizations to better management oftheir converged networks and optimized delivery of allbusiness and voice services. Other topics will includesetting QoS policies, data collection/troubleshooting andhow applications impact each other when traversing thesame network segments.Thursday, October 27 - 2:15 - 3:00 pmManaging Your Network for High-Quality VoiceThrowing voice packets onto a LAN and hoping for the bestis easy. Deploying high-quality VoIP is a bit morechallenging. This session will address the need for servicequality management and how unleashing the networkinfrastructure, enforcing a centralized policy for end-to-endQoS, and controlling network resources on a proactivebasis can deliver high levels of quality for IPcommunications. The session will also address relatedissues of bandwidth shaping and equalizing technologythat are designed to enable IT professionals to manage theirenterprise voice and data network.OPEN

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