Mon, 12 March 2007 This week is from the floor of Voicecon Spring Conference 2007, March 5th through 8th at the Gaylord Palms Hotel in Orlando Florida. We talk about Voip Trainer, a unique interactive traning tool for IPT Telephony and the founder of 4What Interactive, Jim Cossetta. We then talk about Open Telephony and the challenges of identity for VoIP Systems. All of this is broadcast from the floor of Voicecon. Voip Trainer and 4What Interactive  Jim Cossetta is an established business entrepreneur with over 15 years of experience working with start- ups to Fortune 500 firms worldwide. As President and CEO of 4What Interactive since 1995, Cossetta has successfully directed a team of creative business professionals in the creation of innovative marketing, training and communication solutions that continue to improve the way companies do business. In 2001, Cossetta helped champion the development of 4What's first product line the VoIPTrainer. Today the VoIPTrainer is considered the industries leading end user training and support solution for IP Telephony, and Cossetta has successfully built a team of in-house and industry resellers to continue to grow it's success. Open Telephony and Open Identity Slow adoption of open mobility platforms is not the only hurdle faced by consumers and open source advocates--government legislation and the complexity of managing your identity are also holding back innovation. At the 2006 Emerging Telephony Conference, Bill Weinberg, Brad Templeton, and Johannes Ernst discuss some of the difficulties open telephony must overcome. Learn about the adoption of open platforms, the innovation-killing CALEA law, and how we can take back control over our digital identities. This is courtesy of IT Conversations Comments[3] |
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