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Will You Be At ITEXPO Feb 2-4? Join our talks on cloud topics, security, open source and more

January 20th, 2011 by Dan York

Will you be down in South Beach, Miami, Feb 2-4, to attend ITEXPO, the Cloud Communications Summit, the SIP Trunking / UC Seminars or Digium/Asterisk World?

If so, Mark Headd and I (Dan York) will be on hand to speak in a number of different sessions, including:

• TOWN HALL MEETING: SIP, UC and Security
• Asterisk + Adhearsion + Tropo: Building AGI Applications in the Cloud
• TOWN HALL MEETING: Unified Communications
• Dark Clouds : Can you trust the cloud? Latency, Security and Availability
• Cloud Communications, State of the Art

Plus one other developer-focused talk Mark will be speaking in but for which we’re still waiting the final time and title.

We’re both looking forward to meeting up with a number of folks down there. If you’d like to meet with us at the show, please drop me an email or send one of us a message on Twitter: @danyork or @markheadd

P.S. And yes, I’m also looking forward to getting a chance to spend some time with Mark since we haven’t met face-to-face since he joined Voxeo in November…

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Tags: Cloud, Conferences, ITEXPO, Security, Tropo

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