MAY 8th: WebRTC: How Network Operators can Monetize the Disruption

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WebRTC: How Network Operators can Monetize the Disruption Wednesday May 8, 2013 TIME: 12:00pm ET/ 9:00am PT REGISTER! Though the telecommunications industry revs up the hype machine far too frequently, the attention WebRTC is attracting is actually warranted. By the end of this year, millions of people will be able to click on a link in a browser and connect to a business or a friend; with voice or video. No subscription, no special client – just a web browser. WebRTC's easy accessibility will enable businesses and organizations of all sizes to fortify their websites and advertising with immersive communications capabilities. But how can service providers ensure they benefit from the coming communications revolution? Success will depend on how fast network operators move to embrace this new technology and offer services that bridge the telecom and Web worlds. Whether you are new to webRTC or working on an implementation plan, understanding how to utilize this technology for revenue generation will be critical to marketplace success. What Attendees will learn: Extending the realm of voice communications beyond the phone call How WebRTC in combination with HTML 5 will accelerate the rollout of UC How GENBAND is assisting network operators in bridging telecom and Web domains Who should attend: Network operators Service providers Web application developers Register Today Sponsors:	Presenters: Ken Workun, Director of Solutions Marketing, GENBAND Dr. Natasha Tamaskar, Vice President Global Strategic Solutions, GENBAND Greg Collins, Founder & Principal Analyst Exact Ventures Moderator: Erik K. Linask, Group Editorial Director TMCnet
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