Communications systems are vital to all enterprises, and as such an utmost concern is how to ensure that, in the event of a natural or man-made disaster, interruptions to business operations are prevented or kept to a minimum.
The session features a rotating selection of panelists that includes application vendors, resellers and managed service providers from
companies participating in the Disaster Planning Communications Forum. Among the panelists is Todd Landry, Senior Vice President at
Sphere Communications; and Don Gant, VP Channel Marketing and Business Development at
Iwatsu Voice Networks.
Attendees of this important session are encouraged to come armed with questions for the panelists. Alternatively, resellers can submit questions relating to succeeding in/entering the market, and end-users can submit individual questions and/or requests that their company be used as an illustration of how to develop emergency plans. All requests should be submitted to
maxschroeder@tmcnet.com.
Audience participation is strongly encouraged so come prepared with questions for the panelists or 1) Resellers should submit questions such as how to succeed or enter the market 2) End-users submit a request that their company be used as an illustration of how to develop a plan or simply submit individual questions. Send requests to:
IT EXPO attendees interested in learning more about disaster preparedness are encouraged to visit booths for Sphere (#108) and Iwatsu (#812), at the show. Even more information is available on the companies’
TMCnet.com channels,
IP-PBX (Sphere) and
Unified Communications (Iwatsu).
Mae Kowalke previously wrote for Cleveland Magazine in Ohio and The Burlington Free Press in Vermont. To see more of her articles, please visit Mae Kowalke’s columnist page.
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