2007 is shaping up to be the year IP (Internet Protocol) moves from the headlines to the heart of IT infrastructure. Converged data, voice and video networks are changing the way organisations – from public sector to private, enterprise to the small to medium business – interact with customers and partners, self-organise, and protect their vital information assets. If these issues are starting to impact on you, get beyond the hype and find out what the reality is by attending IP07, Europe’s premier IP exhibition.
IP07 gives you a converged education about converged networks in two productive days (16 &17 October 2007). In this time you can meet, talk with and listen to the key suppliers in converged networking. So whatever kind of network you’re planning, you’ll find answers to every one of your questions. Choose from over 80 free sessions in the five seminar theatres:
Free sessions
Infrastructure and Network Management Theatre – For organisations wanting to know the implications of convergence on the critical business platform, the network:
IP Communications Applications Theatre –
for organisations who want to make sense of the seemingly unlimited catalogue of IP-enabled applications:
IP Data Centres and Hosted Services Theatre –
for organisations wishing to exploit managed services by seamlessly extending IP services to remote workers, branch offices, customers and partners:
Network Security and Management Theatre –
For organisations wishing to secure a business-driven convergence solution using the latest tools and technologies.
Wireless Mobility and Devices Theatre – for organisations looking beyond the wireline-dominated world who want to take their voice, data and video requirements with them.
For more information
Register FREE now at www.ipexpo.co.uk/hb to organise your visit to IP07.
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