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Five Steps for Achieving the “It Just Works Video Network”
Enterprise Video That Meets People’s Expectations

Thursday, February 27, 2014
11AM (EDT) / 8AM (PDT) / 4PM (GMT)

From the boardroom to the browser, video has become a valuable business tool. When video communications systems work properly, people become more interactive, creative and productive. Conversely, when video systems fail, they cause delays along with angst and frustration in the people trying to use them. While users may want and expect “video that just works,” the complexities behind making it work can be challenging. The good news, however, is that video and video infrastructure have evolved to the point such that with some foresight and planning, “making video work” is readily achievable.

This informative discussion will help guide you through the critical steps for designing and planning a video solution that “just works” to give users the most flexibility and utility.

Topics explored will include:

  • The infrastructure required to make video work
  • Why Session Border Controllers are important in video networks
  • Endpoint interoperability challenges
  • Security/governance considerations

 



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Presenters:


Brent Kelly
Principal Analyst,
KelCor

As the principal at KelCor and as a partner at Wainhouse Research,  Dr. Brent Kelly has been the primary author of all of Wainhouse Research's unified communications reports and forecasts, and he has almost singlehandedly built Wainhouse Research into one of the premier unified communications analyst firms in the world. He has researched and written about hundreds of vendors; created numerous research notes; published articles for BCR Magazine, NoJItter.com, and the Wainhouse Research Bulletin; produced UC market forecasts, and compiled research reports on every aspect of unified communications, focusing most recently on the emerging cloud-based unified communications solutions market.

Dr. Kelly is a regular presenter at Enterprise Connect (formerly VoiceCon), the communications industry trade show where his well respected half-day tutorials have covered topics such as hosted and managed unified communications services, Microsoft Office Communications Server technical deep dives, and IBM Lotus Sametime architectural reviews. He has also taught seminars in North America, Europe, Australia, and South America.



Walter Kenrich
SBC Product Line Manager
Sonus

Walter Kenrich has nearly 20 years of domestic and international product management and marketing experience with session border controllers, IP telephony solutions and contact center applications. At Sonus, Kenrich oversees the product management and roadmap for Sonus’ session border controller portfolio. Before joining Sonus, Kenrich was employed by Empirix, where he was responsible for the strategic product direction of all enterprise-based monitoring and end-to-end applications. Prior to Empirix, Kenrich was vice president of product management and marketing at KnoahSoft where he led the company’s Quality Assurance and Workforce Optimization (WFO) application development that served contact centers. In addition, Kenrich was vice president of product marketing at Vertical Communications, focusing on the strategic direction of the company’s IP-PBX product lines and contact center applications for small and medium sized businesses. Kenrich has also held senior product management and marketing roles at Cisco Systems, Webline, GTE Internetworking and EDS. Kenrich holds a masters' degree in international business from George Mason University and a bachelor's degree from Tulane University in political science.


Moderator:

Rachel Ramsey
Web Editor TMCnet

Rachel Ramsey is a TMCnet Web Editor, contributing news items and feature articles on a variety of communications and technology topics. Rachel has previously worked in PR and communications at The Wriglesworth Consultancy, an award-winning London PR firm. She has also contributed to the creative services department at CBS 3 and The CW Philly in Philadelphia.

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