Seminar
"Planning of VoIP Solutions" (duration: 2 days)
This seminar covers
different planning aspects relevant for Voice over
IP solutions seen from an independent and critical view.
WHY you should attend:
- Because your need pros and cons for Voice over
IP
- Because you want to know the savings to
calculate your profitability
- Because you want to prevent problems and
measure up project risks
Your PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE:
- General knowledge of information and communications technologies
and networking are an advantage but not condition.
CONTENT of the Seminar
Introduction
Networking Technology Imagine
- Traditional Voice / Data Integration
Advantages of new Technologies Problems / Questions
Typical Applications
Voice over IP Fax over IP Video over IP Required Components and their
Functions
Return on Investment
Statements What to consider Possible Savings (Management Cost, WAN Cost,
Connection Charges, Service and Support Charge,
Cost of Value Added Phone Services, Enhancement Costs, Investment Cost, Workload,
Cost of Security Infrastructure, improved internal Communication, CTI,
Call Center, Training, Help Desk, System Outage Times) Considered Costs
Project Risks
Implementing of Standards Complexity of Solutions (Example:
Infrastructure, Servers) Communication and Migration
Availability Security Problems SLAs Infrastructure
Value Added Services Numbers Implementation in Provider Networks Software
Interfaces Voice / Video / System Quality Unsatisfying Performance
Different Dependencies Use of special end devices and Systems Different
other Problems
Outsourcing and Service Level Agreements
Why Outsourcing? Why SLAs? Expectations of Customers Success Factors for Services
Monitoring Impacts to Customers Protocols SLAs for Telefony Components SLAs for Network Services
Planning
Aspects
Work to be performed Definition of Goals Network Baselining
Strategy Definition Quality of Service Requirements Bandwidth Requirements -
Planning and Calculating Bandwidth Consumption Required Building Blocks
Required Functions General Requirements System Requirements System
Integrator Requirements Realization
Conclusion
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