IP Telephony without the Migration Migraines
TranscriptVALERIE ST JOHN: And welcome to TechWiseTV. I'm Valerie St John along with Cisco Solutions experts, Robb Boyd and Jimmy Ray Purser. And as you can see, the estrogen level has become much better calibrated today because we're also joined by Tina Shakour -- JIMMY RAY PURSER: Here comes. VALERIE ST JOHN: Yes, Tina has been an engineer, she's been a CCIE, and she supervised more than 50 IP telephony implementations since 2001, you've been busy, and she's got a lot of opinions on the topic as you can imagine. Welcome, Tina. TINA SHAKOUR: Thank you, Valerie, it's a pleasure. VALERIE ST JOHN: So I understand that in the field, your handle is actually Voice Chick, which apparently not everybody can use because you're actually one of the first women in the US who's been Voice CCIE certified, right? TINA SHAKOUR: That is correct, back in the day. ROBB BOYD: That's not shabby. VALERIE ST JOHN: Well it's an honor to have you as my guest. TINA SHAKOUR: Thank you. JIMMY RAY PURSER: Okay. VALERIE ST JOHN: Our focus today is IP telephony, Migration Without the Migraines, and we're going to look at the how and the why of the transition from a PBX system to IP telephony. Now Cisco's been in the IP tel business for more than a decade, but to many it's still kind of a new technology, and Robb we need a good dose of the fundamentals here. Of course, making that change is a pretty significant investment. Why should a company consider it compelling? |
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