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What? Direct Enterprise End-User Access via Print, Email and Online
Directly contact the nation's 24,000 largest WANHUB will be published every month in print beginning in October 2009 as a 2-page spread in the VoIP section of the trade journal Telecom Reseller. A monthly email version of WANHUB with links to interactive groups, audio, video and downloadable files will be published by Telecom Association. All content will be archived for registered subscribers (beginning 10/15/9) at www.WANHUB.com.
Who? Enterprise end-users, Interconnect/VARs and WAN partners The print version of WANHUB will be received by 24,000 enterprise end-users with an average of 50 locations each and 14,000 interconnect/VARs specialized in Avaya, Nortel, Cisco, NEC, Mitel or similar enterprise PBX, IP-PBX and communication servers. Subscribe to the print version by clicking here. The email version of WANHUB is received by 14,000 print version subscribers and 3,800 Telecom Association members who distribute WAN services and solutions to multi-location business end-users. Subscribe to the email version by clicking here. The online version of WANHUB will be available to the almost 42,000 print and email subscribers at www.WANHUB.com.
Why? To connect enterprise end-users, WAN providers and equipment VARs
Why print in addition to online and email? Decision makers and their partners are overwhelmed by email communications and the fact that anyone can publish anything online. Print communications compliment and support email and online messages by adding a perception of credibility and consistency. Anyone can send an email or upload a web post. Print takes committed resources.
How? A co-operative initiative of Telecom Association vendor members Telecom Association vendors that serve the multi-location enterprise market with voice and data wide are network services that work on their own or interop with customer premise hardware are initiating and supporting WANHUB as a co-operative effort. Qwest is the first "WANHUB Approved Solution Provider". Telecom Association vendors become a WANHUB Approved Solution Provider by joining the WANHUB vendor co-op and by evidencing through multiple case studies that they are proficient in connecting multi-location end-users with wide are networks. To join the WANHUB vendor co-op please contact Dan Baldwin at Dan@TelecomAssociation.com or call 951-251-5155.
Content? Here's what it will be About half the content of the printed version of WANHUB will be dedicated to the one or two vendor co-op members having their WAN solutions for multi-location businesses or case studies profiled. Profiled members may also submit display. Most of the other content will be news Telecom Association activities and events that are of interest to enterprise end users and their interconnect/VAR partners as well as TA's 3,800 members. If space allows, TA will also publish content from prospective vendor co-op members.
When? Now and then monthly WANHUB's first edition will be published in October 2009 and then monthly in Telecom Reseller, via email and online. Subscribe to the print version by clicking here. Subscribe to the email version by clicking here. Register and view the online version (beginning 10/15/9) at www.WANHUB.com. Become a WANHUB Approved Solution Provider by contacting Dan Baldwin at Dan@TelecomAssociation.com or call 951-251-5155. TA vendors that join the vendor co-op by 10/2/9 will receive a permanent monthly co-op dues discount of 33%. Click here for a vendor co-op invoice.
Questions? Please contact Dan Baldwin at Dan@TelecomAssociation.com or 951-251-5155
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WANHUB
Approved
*Approved Providers are WANHUB co-op vendor members that have submitted multiple end-user case studies to evidence WAN expertise |
Multi-location
voice and data equipment solutions require wide area networks to
connect.
WANHUB
will create a forum where enterprise end-users and their
interconnect/VAR partners can access objective information about
solving WAN connectivity and other related problems as well as
accelerate interoperability between hardware solutions and the
converged networks that connect them.
