Digium CEO to Give Keynote Speech at TMC's ITEXPO EAST 2009

January 14, 2009

By Jessica Kostek, TMCnet Channel Editor

The annual ITEXPO, being held at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami, FL, February 2-4, 2009, is fast approaching so be sure to register for an industry event that can’t miss. One reason being, Digium’s (News - Alert) CEO, Danny Windham is set to deliver the keynote speech.

In addition to the 300+ companies from around the world that are using this event to launch their new technologies, applications and innovative IP Communications solutions, more than 7,000 attendees are expected at the only major communications event taking place this Year!

To see a full conference agenda click here. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from industry leaders on actual lab tests and deployments, as well as the latest advancements in SIP Trunking, Open Source, Unified Communications, Microsoft (News - Alert) Response Point, SaaS, SIP in the Contact Center, Workforce Optimization, Mobility, and Customer Service 2.0!

The keynote is scheduled to be given Tuesday, February 3, 2009, 10:30 AM EST at 1901 Convention Center Drive, Miami, FL.

Digium is the creator, sponsor and primary developer of Asterisk (News - Alert), a widely used open source telephony software. Its product lines include a wide range of hardware and software to enable resellers and businesses to implement turnkey solutions or to design their own VoIP systems. Windham is responsible for setting corporate strategy and executing day today business operations.

In addition the Windham’s keynote, Digium is also a major participant in ITEXPO (News - Alert) via their Digium|Asterisk World event, collocated with the show.

Recently, TMC’s (News - Alert) Group Editorial Director, Greg Galitzine spoke with Danny Windham about Digium’s past, present and future along with what customers can expect from Diguim in 2009.

Jessica Kostek is a channel editor for TMCnet, covering VoIP, CRM, call center and wireless technologies. To read more of Jessica’s articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Jessica Kostek

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