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Monday, 23 May 2011

Future of Voice Masterclasses: June 30th Santa Clara, July 14th London

Posted on 08:39 by Unknown
NEW: Download the Future of Voice flyer here

Regular readers of this blog and my Twitter stream ( @disruptivedean ) will have noticed an increase in focus on voice and communications services and applications in the last couple of months. I've also written a guest post for Visionmobile on The Future of Voice, and last week spoke at the LTE World Summit in Amsterdam about Voice, VoLTE and the Future of Personal Communications. (A copy of my presentation can be downloaded here)

So, I am pleased to formally announce the first Future of Voice masterclass, which I am launching in collaboration with Martin Geddes. The event will be held at Intel's headquarters in Santa Clara on 30th June, the day after the eComm conference (which I would exhort people to make every effort to attend - I'm speaking about telcos' own-brand OTT services)

To book a space for the first event on June 30th, click here

The event is not going to be a one-way bombardment of slides, but will instead be a mix of presentation, collaborative group exercises and realtime consultation with Martin & myself. We are aiming for 20-25 people with a diverse mix of operators, vendors, Internet companies and other market stakeholders.

In terms of themes, we will be covering new business models and delivery technologies for voice, including:
  • The difference between "voice" and "telephony" - and what that means for telco and Internet companies
  • Delivering voice on LTE and "direct-to-cloud" voice on fixed networks
  • Understanding "voice as a service" and the new fragmented voice landscape - particularly after the Microsoft/Skype deal.
  • How to make money from free voice and messaging with B2C unified comms
For details of the event, please contact me at information AT disruptive-analysis DOT com, and I can send you a copy of the event flyer, and pricing information.

If you can't make it to California, then there is an event in London on 14th July (venue TBC) and US East Coast, probably the week after Labor Day.

To book a space for the second event in London on July 14th, click here

I look forward to seeing some of you there!

Download the Future of Voice flyer here


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