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The integration and transportation of data, voice, and video over a single infrastructure yield substantial cost savings and enable new applications in your networks. Many corporations supporting multimedia applications are widely available that send data, voice, and video over IP-based networks.
The DVVI presentation explains the fundamental concepts associated with the integration and transportation of data, voice and video over a multiservice network. How exactly new world open packet telephony can handle integrated services and how voice communication can be supported in an IP-based enterprise environment. The DVVI presentation will also look at applications that require voice/data/video integration, the network architectures necessary to support integrated infrastructure, and the standards that are in place to ease the implementation and interoperability concerns.
Abbas Masnavi is a senior product engineer at Cisco Systems, Inc. Previously, he was a strategic network planner for AT&T Bell Laboratories and senior scientist at Computer Sciences Corporation. He has extensive technical and managerial experience in networking ranging from academic research to implementing real systems. He has received his Ph.D. in electrical engineering from University of Missouri-Columbia, and completed his postdoctoral research at California Institute of Technology (CalTech) in Pasadena, CA.
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