Netcentrex today announced that it is again the lead sponsor for the 2nd Annual Triple Play Symposium.
The Triple Play Symposium, a multi-city event with venues in Dallas, Boston, and Paris, was launched in 2005 as a forum for triple play executives and technologists to learn and share best practices for successful triple play deployments.
Registration details and other information can be found by following this link.
Rick Thompson from Heavy Reading, Light Reading’s market research division, will serve as the host and moderator and provide an overview of the evolving triple/quad play market.
TMC, publishers of Internet Telephony magazine and producers of the successful Internet Telephony Expo trade shows, will help to provide maximum visibility for the Triple Play Symposium and ensure successful event logistics.
And I will have the honor of anchoring a panel of triple play experts.
The agenda for the Triple Play Symposium covers topics important to service providers seeking to offer triple play and quad play services to their subscribers including: VoIP, IPTV, IP-VoD, IP-Video Middleware, OSS, FMC, and IMS. Attendees will explore triple play business models, participate in service provider executive round-tables, see the latest available market research from industry experts, view innovative triple play demonstrations, and attend a networking cocktail reception.
Triple play is the driving competitive force behind the current and future plans of service providers of all types — incumbent Telcos, ISPs, Cable MSOs, Mobile Carriers, and CLECs all realize that the service provider who provides the most compelling and cost-effective bundle of voice/video/data will win the war. In short, triple play can reduce customer churn, improve ARPU, reduce operational costs, and ultimately will be the lynchpin for service provider survival during this hyper-competitive era.
For more information on Triple Play, be sure to check out TMC’s Triple Play Channel, which features articles, white papers, a triple play blog and more. The channel is sponsored by Netcentrex.
