★ wanayoo — archive 1999 http://www.networkcomputing.com/marketing/nplusi.htmlNouvelle recherche | Portail wanayoo

       
NWC     Internet   Site Map

Getting StartedTechnology GuideDepartmentsresearch CenterSales & Marketing
FAQs Site Map Staff Article Index Current Issue





overview

Many network strategists are considering migrating their voice services and other real-time traffic to IP-based data networks. The benefits are tempting, but creating a reliable integrated network is challenging. In a series of half-hour presentations featuring hands-on product demonstrations, Network Computing editors will examine the current state of two architectural elements of the converged network: Voice over IP and Quality of Service.




voip

Voice over IP in the Enterprise
10am, 1pm, 3pm:
Network Computing editors will discuss and demonstrate the current state of the art in Voice over IP technologies, standards, products, and services. Based on the results of lab tests and workshops conducted over the past year, attendees will learn where Voice over IP should be deployed, what type of service they can expect, key questions to ask product vendors and how to design networks that can reliably support Voice over IP. Participants will also rate the audio quality of international calls using a Voice over IP service.

Attendees will gain a practical understanding of:

  • Cost savings opportunities
  • New applications
  • Standards: H.323 and beyond
  • Voice over IP security
  • Voice over IP to the desktop: What works and what doesn't
  • Service provider offerings
  • Network design considerations:
    Bandwidth and overhead
    Latency and packet loss
    Traffic prioritization methods




  • qos

    Quality of Service
    11am, 2pm:
    With more traffic converging onto IP-based LANs, Quality of Service has become all the rage. In this session, Network Computing editors will separate the QoS hype from the QoS reality. Using live demonstrations on a switched internetwork supporting voice, video and data, participants will see firsthand the effect of Quality of Service mechanisms. New techniques for managing QoS will be demonstrated for the first time.

    Topics will include:

  • The Basics of Traffic Prioritization, Shaping and Policing
  • Using QoS to Build Consolidated Data, Voice and Video Networks
  • Analyzing Network Bottleneck Points
  • Traffic Classifiers and Policy Based Management
  • Standards: 802.1P/802.1q, IP TOS, DiffServ, and RSVP
  • Comparing workstation-based and switch-based QoS routing


  • Sponsored by:


    sponsorship

    Increase Your Exposure at NetWorld+Interop Atlanta September 14-16
    Sponsor Network Computing's
    Real-World Labs® LIVE
    Real Time Demonstration of Voice over IP, Video over IP, and QoS Technologies

    Here is your chance to get in on the hottest spot at NetWorld+Interop... Network Computing's Real-World Labs(r) LIVE demonstration of Voice over IP, Video over IP and QoS Technologies in a super high traffic area in the lobby. Reach attendees BEFORE they enter the exhibits. This program delivers over 700,000 impressions for you!

    Network Computing's editors will be presenting a Live Real-World Lab demonstration from the show every day at NetWorld+Interop, Atlanta, September 14-16. Davis Willis and Joel Conover, Network Computing Editors, will be leading the discussion on technology, issues, etc.

    What do the Sponsors Get:

  • Logo in Two Full Page 4 Color Network Computing's Real-World Labs LIVE house ads promoting the demonstration before and during the show
  • Promotion on Network Computing on-line with a hotlink back to the sponsor's site
  • Logo on Signage at Network Computing's booth
  • Logo on Signage at live demo area
  • List of attendees of the demo for sales or promotional efforts
  • Tabletop space for demos and distribution of literature
  • Participation in CMP's Around The World Contest to drive traffic to sponsor's booth-grand prize being a trip for two around the world
  • One Full Page 4 Color ad in either December issue of Network Computing with special editorial sections devoted to the VoIP and QoS demos

    Total Value to You: $59,600
    There are only 8 sponsorships available
    Price of each sponsorship: $25,000 net
    Please Contact Your Sales Representative,
    or Linda Hooper at (516) 562-7351 lhooper@cmp.com



  • Advertisement


    Events Menu Page
    CMP Booth
    NPlusI
    Presentation Overview
    Sponsorship Opportunites
    TISC
    Sponsorship Package
    download the pdf



    Media Kit description

    Events description
    Online description
    Public Relations description
    Research description

    Videos description
    Contacts description

    Get NWC
    Subscribe to Network Computing magazine and our Free, weekly E-Mail newsletter.


    Spotlight
    E-Commerce Survey!
    Are you conducting E-business? If so, we want to hear from you. Please take a few minutes and fill out our online questionnaire on payment services. You could win a $200.00 American Express gift certificate!


    UnixWorld | Network Design Manual | Interactive Buyer's Guide | WANsites | Real-World Labs | Learn IT | Careers | Article Index |

    Home | Technology Guides | Site Map | FAQ | Subscriptions | Contacts | Sales & Marketing | 2000 Edit Calendar |

    Network Computing

    Byte.com |  Bank Systems & Technology |  CMPmetrics |  eBusiness Expo |  File Mine |  InformationWeek |  Insurance & Technology | 
    InternetWeek |  PC Expo |  Planet IT |  TechCalendar |  TechEncyclopedia |  TechLearning | 
    TechShopper |  TechWeb News |  TechWeb Today |  Wall Street & Technology |  WebTools |  Winmag.com | 


    TechWeb is brought to you by CMP Media, Inc., Copyright © 2000 - Privacy Statement