IMTC VoLTE Webinar Recording

The IMTC VoLTE Webinar was a great success with many viewers, questions and great presentations.
The Webinar video and presentation is now online:


Trasncribe is now online

 

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Voice over LTE: Industry, Standardization and Market Realities and Perspectives Webinar

4G Networks are happening right now, delivering ever increasing bandwidth and speed to a myriad of devices all over the world. However, when it comes to voice, it is still done  the “old fashion way”. Voice over LTE (VoLTE) is a set of standards (an IMS profile) and a technology which promises to bring Voice into the 21st Century as a real feature of 4G networks – but while everybody is talking about it, not everybody is “doing something about it.”

Join the group of experts from IMTC, GSMA and the communications industry to about the learn current state of VoLTE technology and its market realities and prospective. Is VoLTE ready for  prime time? When will VoLTE deployment happen first? Are the equipment vendors, handset manufacturers and service providers ready to roll out VoLTE? Are the consumers ready and should they demand that VoLTE  be available NOW? When are we going to see Video over LTE? Who drives VoLTE market adaption – is it an operator/vendor/industry groups push or is there a market pull from end users? What is the role of IMTC in advancing VoLTE standards and technology? If you want to get the answers for these as well as many other questions, please join IMTC VoLTE webinar on November 30th at 11:00 AM US Eastern Standard Time.

For additional details, and registration, please click here.

When – November 30th, 11AM Eastern Standard Time. Total 90 minutes.

Where – Scopia Videoconferencing System. (Click for Call-IN Details)

Moderator:
Carl Ford, Partner and Community Developer, Crossfire Media.
Speakers & Topics:
Dan Warren, GSMA - overall industry prospective, potential and new initiatives.
Manuel Vexler, CMO IMS Segment, Huawei – infrastructure vendor prospective.
Stefan Svensson, Senior Product Mgr, Telephony Evolution, Ericsson – infrastructure vendor prospective.
Tsahi Levent-Levi, IMTC IMS Activity Group chair, Radvision – IMTC IMS Activity Group prospective and software vendor prospective.
Geng Wu, chief architect and director of Wireless Technology Divison at Intel.

Full list of speakers and biographies can be found here.

 

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BOD Dinner Photos by Frederic Gabin

Photos from the latest IMTC BOD Dinner are up at the IMTC Flickr Account:

IMTC BOD Dinner Photos

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IMTC SuperOP! 2011 – VoLTE, TIP, QoE & SVC

  • VoLTE Testings, will be conducted during the IMTC SuperOP! event that will take place in Kona, Hawaii, during the week of May 16th-20th, 2011. During the event, tests will be focused on terminals and core network. This makes the IMTC SuperOp! 2011 testing event unique, and one of the few places to actually accomplish this level of engineer to engineer interoperability testing. IMTC is inviting all terminal companies to participate including ST-Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, Sharp, LG, RIM and others, as well as Operators with interest in VoLTE. Contact Anatoli Levin (alevine@radvision.com) orPaul Ritchie (pritchie@inventures.com) for additional details.
  • Open TIP Testing at SuperOpTelepresence Interoperability Protocol testing will be a key focus during the SuperOP! 2011 event.
    IMTC is inviting all interested parties, both members and non-members alike, to participate in this event’s engineering focused testing.
    For more information about TIP testing at SuperOP! Event, press here (pdf).
  • IMTC H264 SVC & QoE Workshop - IMTC will be holding a SVC & QoE Workshop during our SuperOp!, May 16-20. This is an open call to all IMTC members to participate, AND, submit proposals for speaker slots and presentations. This workshop, organized as part of IMTC SuperOp! 2011, is intended to bring together experts in the field to discuss what SVC means to the videoconferencing and UC industries, what is missing in terms of standards support, and what steps should the industry take to ensure interoperability. If you would like a time-slot on the agenda, Speaker proposals should be sent to our IMTC Service desk at Help@IMTC.org by April 4, 2011, and include the speaker’s name, affiliation, and presentation title.
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IMTC News – CTO Slides & IMTC President Interview

 

 

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