Source: www.voip-news.com

There is a free live webinar coming next week (Thursday, July 24, to be exact) on unified communication. It’s intended to help employers and employees connect across organizations.

Among the things you will learn:

Learn step-by-step how to:

1. Plan and prepare each stage of your UC project with the right people in your organization
2. Understand what platform features, pricing and technical specifications best suit you and your
employees
3. Cost-effectively help increase on-site and remote employee productivity
4. Easily integrate video, voice, data, instant messaging and email into your existing desktop environment
5. Reduce the risk and worry of moving to unified communications

TO learn more, or to find out how to sign up, click here.

Source: andyabramson.blogs.com

Here’s a cool way to hear about what you can expect at VONCamp, the unconference portion of VON that long time friend Carl Ford is organizing.

Two of my close friends and clients are on the panel tomorrow, Alec Saunders and Thomas Howe. Both are at the cutting edge of Voice 2.0 and Web 2.0, and along with Brough Turner and Carl you’ll get a very good idea of what’s ahead and in store for the attendees and participants.

Source: snapvoip.blogspot.com

Trixbox maker, Fonality announced the first of a series of free webinars to help users make the most of their trixbox installation. This webinar series will cover topics for beginners to advanced users. The first webinar entitled “Building an Open Source IP-PBX with trixbox 2.0” will cover the basic aspects and features of trixbox. This is a good introduction to the features, installation, and basic configuration of trixbox. The agenda for this webinar includes:

* System requirements
* Installation
* Hardware and ITSP support
* Skills required
* Basic configuration
* Basic troubleshooting
If you are Trixbox or Asterisk user, I am sure you will gain valuable lessons and techniques from this type of activities. Follow the link to get yourself registered.

Links;
Webinar, Building an Open Source IP-PBX