Super Technologies, Inc.'s DIDX has been selected as a media sponsor for ISPCON 2008 in San Joese from November 11 to November 13.

 

ISPCON is designed as a gathering place for the service provider community and is

structured as a conference to address the questions of what works, what doesn’t and what’s next for the industry.

 

Among ISPCON’s showcased topics include Web services, applications and hosting, regulatory issues, justification for move to CLEC status, VAR to STAR (News - Alert), open source, VoIP, Saas, outsourcing, Wifi and Muni Wireless, and vertical markets.

 “Motorola (News - Alert) has done a great job with the ISPCON Deal Center at http://www.ispcon.com/dealcenter.php,” Suzanne Bowen, CEO of Super Technologies, Inc. and DIDX. “This online system empowers attendees to view one another’s names, titles, companies and industry sectors to determine with whom they would like to meet at the show.

 

Speakers at the event include Ravi Agarwal of groupSpark; Jim Baller of Baller Herbst Law Group; Alex Berry of newStart; Elizabeth Bowles and Robert Bye of Register.com; Stephen Cho of Google Apps and Partner Products, Google, Inc.; Tristan Degenhardt and John Todd of Digium (News - Alert); Ken DiPetro of NextGenCommunications; Bruce Mehlman of Internet Innovation Alliance; Dave Schaeffer of Cogent Communications; Lynda Starr of Vantage Communications, and Jack Unger of Ask-Wi.com, Inc.

 

“I’ve already seen several dozens of our clients set up the 30-minute meetings with new prospects and partners. One of the problems with conferences is the lack of networking tools. ISPCON and Motorola pro-activeness will pay for all of us,” said Bowen.

Other media sponsors include FindMyhost.com, WEBHOSTING.info, WIMAX Trends, WISP Centric, IP Business, xchange, IPTelevision, WiMax.com, Linux Journal, Modern Gomainer, Conference Guru (News - Alert), Everything Channel, CTIConnect, TelecomFinders, PowerSource Online, and Messaging News. San Jose is a hub of Silicon Valley, a great location ready for participants to do business, share information with and gain partners with domestic and international entities.

 

Super Technologies, Inc. serves 11,000 wholesale telephony companies from 170 nations on its DIDX.net direct inward dialing marketplace. It also provides a media channel with information about direct inward dialing opportunities and global telecommunications-related conferences and exhibitions at