Mike Genaro TMC's VP of Marketing informs me the latest new country to register for ITEXPO is an engineer from a service provider located in Amman Jordan. You probably noticed we have been tracking just how many countries ITEXPO attracts attendees from. Perhaps the best part of my job is having events where I get to see the growing TMC community live.
As you may know up to a million unique visitors come to TMCnet every month for the highest quality news and information in the communications and technology markets. On top of this number hundreds of thousands of readers are reached by Internet Telephony, SIP, IMS and Customer Interaction Solutions Magazines. TMC is a company with massive global reach and a north American trade show strategy.
This means we bring IP Communications decision makers from around the world together so they can network and learn from one another. It also means you don't have to travel to countries around the world to gain access to the most influential decision makers worldwide.
ITEXPO continues to be the UN of IP Communications. Now if we can only figure out how to get the San Diego Convention Center to serve ethnic delicacies from 70 different countries. I am pretty sure they make some mean fajitas and guacamole but beyond that I am not too sure.
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As you may know up to a million unique visitors come to TMCnet every month for the highest quality news and information in the communications and technology markets. On top of this number hundreds of thousands of readers are reached by Internet Telephony, SIP, IMS and Customer Interaction Solutions Magazines. TMC is a company with massive global reach and a north American trade show strategy.
This means we bring IP Communications decision makers from around the world together so they can network and learn from one another. It also means you don't have to travel to countries around the world to gain access to the most influential decision makers worldwide.
ITEXPO continues to be the UN of IP Communications. Now if we can only figure out how to get the San Diego Convention Center to serve ethnic delicacies from 70 different countries. I am pretty sure they make some mean fajitas and guacamole but beyond that I am not too sure.
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