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Top-10 Most confusing VoIP Concepts  
September 2006. 20 minutes. Progressive Download

 

Video Notes:

"In more than six months of research talking with dealers, VARs, resellers, agents of voice and data, there are many concepts which few of them scored 100% on understanding some of the critical concepts in selling VoIP.  As Doug Green Publisher and Editor of Telecom Reseller News, VoIP Networks, NATD-North American Association of Telecommunications Dealers and many other publications (http://www.usernews.com) said it best, “you can’t sell what you don’t know.”

Tom Cross presented to an overflow crowd at the Colorado Telecommunications Association (http://www.tac1.org) crowd the Top-10 Most Confusing VoIP Concepts.  As one attendee was over-heard to say, “VoIP is too complex to not get smart about it.”   


The Top-10 is just a “sneak peak” of one-day:

Getting-In & Staying-In the VoIP Business – One-Day Event

Date- October 18 Wed – Place-Marriott Denver Tech Center

Registration -Tom Cross cross@gocross.com 303-594-1694

This vendor-neutral seminar is for entrepreneurs, startups, companies expanding product lines, existing voip players evaluating current and future options and vendors evaluating sales and product strategies.  All Attendees will receive animated VoIP sales and support tutorials for the PC, iPod and website sales valued at more than $2,000.   Seminar Fee is $249 each, 3 attendees registered at the same time is $595 - $299 each if registration and payment received after 10/5.  


TECHtionary.com produces dealer and customer training programs, online presentations including iPod and PC formats sales brochures, virtual installation manuals and animated online presentations.  The company has more than 2,850+ free online presentations on data communications,, internet, wireless, VoIP-Voice over Internet Protocol, PBX Systems, central office switching, protocols, telephony, telecommunications, networking, routing, IPTV, WiMax, power systems, broadband, WiFi-wireless fidelity and other related technologies available at http://www.techtionary.com.  TECHtionary also produces VoIP Dealer Training.  Some of the key highlights are: Building a VoIP Business, Selling & Marketing VoIP, Customer and End User Training, VoIP Technology, Network Design, Provisioning, Customer Service, Dealer Portal, and Enhanced & Professional Services.  VoIP training is also available as a one-day introduction to a five-day indepth course and can be customized and delivered via web seminar or online tutorial series.  More details on VoIP Dealer training are available by calling Tom Cross at 303-594-1694 or cross@gocross.com  Thomas Cross is a magazine columnist with many key technology publications and a member of the Technical Board of Advisors for the VoIP-Security Alliance.  



Video Index & Links

1:40  1. Explain the term internet IP protocol, IP networking and a VPN?

 3:00  2. Explain the difference between IAS-Integrated Access Service versus Converged Access Service?

4:30  3. What is SIP-Session Initiation Protocol Trunking, more importantly, what is SIP?

9:50  4. Why would a customer want an IP PBX?

10:10  5. What is the technical difference between Hosted and Managed VoIP?

14:00  6. Name one reason why a customer would consider an “open source” PBX?

14:50  7. Why is QoS important? How to measure it and fix it?

16:50  8. What is a softphone and what type of user benefits most?

17:40  9. What is the difference between IPT and VoIP?

18:35  10. What is Unified Communications? 



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Denver Oct.18 Seminar: Getting-in & Staying-in the VoIP Business


 



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