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TMC Announces Call for Papers for 2008 Communications Developer Conference in Los Angeles

Posted on: Wednesday, 2 April 2008, 09:00 CDT

Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC®), today announced a Call For Papers for the 5th annual Communications Developer Conference (www.commdeveloper.com). This year's event will be held September 16-18, 2008, at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles, California.

Submissions can be sent for callforpapers@tmcnet.com. Deadline for submitting abstracts of educational sessions for the conference is Friday, April 18th.

The Communications Developer Conference focuses on educating developers interested in building the next generation of IP-based communications products and services. This event will have multiple concurrent tracks focusing on hardware and software development, SIP development, and other critical issues affecting the market.

"Communications Developer Conference attracts a loyal audience of developers eager to learn about the tools they can use to build the next great communications application," explained Rich Tehrani, president and group-editor-in-chief for TMC.

"This year's event will focus on areas like IP video, unified communications, SIP, and open source -- the areas offering the most promise for both developers and manufacturers of communications products and services," added Tehrani.

The Communications Developer Conference program is focused on subject areas like:

OCS integration

IBM Sametime integration

Asterisk integration

Designing for Communications Enabled Business Processes

iPhone Application Development

Developing for Google's Android Platform

Developing Rich Internet Applications

Software as a Service (SaaS)

Web 2.0

Developing for Windows Mobile

Wideband Codecs and HD Voice Development

Designing Applications Using DSPs (Echo Cancellation/Vocoder Design)

Developing Applications Using Host Processing Instead of DSPs

Designing Applications Using DSP Modules

Designing Applications Using DSP Resource Boards

Developing VoIP Devices

Next-Generation System on Chip Silicon

Open Source Design Considerations

Developing Wireless VoIP Solutions

Developing IMS-Compliant Gear

Developing Cable Telephony Solutions

Designing Consumer VoIP Products

Developing A Complete VoIP System

Building WiFi Telephony Devices

VoIP Enabling Legacy Products

Advanced TCA design considerations

High availability

Testing as part of the development process

Basics Of Protocols - SIP/H.323/MGCP

Echo Cancellation, Compression And Silence Suppression

Softswitch Architecture

Introduction to Development Tools - What's Out There To Help Develop?

Wireless VoIP Applications

Testing Tools

Open Source in VoIP Solutions

IP PBX Applications

Hosted Telephony Applications

Linux Telephony Applications

SIP

Peer To Peer IP Telephony Applications

Next-Generation Network Applications

High-Quality Voice Applications

Developing Applications Utilizing Presence and Availability

Service creation

Peer to Peer

Service Oriented Architecture

Unified Communications

For more information about speaking opportunities or exhibit and sponsorship options at Communications Developer Conference, please contact Dave Rodriguez at 203-852-6800, ext. 146. Or e-mail drodriguez@tmcnet.com.

About TMC®

Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC) publishes: Customer Interaction Solutions, INTERNET TELEPHONY, Unified Communications, and IMS Magazine. TMCnet, TMC's Web site, is the leading source of news and articles for the communications and technology industries. Ranked in the top 8,000 sites in the world by alexa.com(a), TMCnet serves nearly three million unique visitors each month and currently boasts more than 100 live sponsored communities. TMC is also the first publisher to test new products in its own on-site laboratories, TMC Labs. In addition, TMC produces INTERNET TELEPHONY Conference & EXPO, and Call Center 2.0 Conference. For more information about TMC, visit www.tmcnet.com.

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Source: Business Wire

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