VoIP in Action
Are you planning or deploying Voice over IP (VoIP) in your organization? No matter where you are in your VoIP evolution, you can still learn how to avoid common pitfalls and maximize your investment.
Sign up now for VoIP in Action—a series of webinars presented by NetIQ's product pros and designed specifically for our customers and prospects. These in-depth, interactive sessions will show you how to maximize your VoIP deployment.
You'll get technical tips and tricks to make your job easier. Bring your toughest questions-our experts will be available for extensive Q&A.
Click on the links below to check out these sessions:
- Ready. Set. VoIP! Part 4 of 4: Reporting and Planning
- Ready. Set. VoIP! Part 3 of 4: Automating Monitoring for Service Delivery
- Ready. Set. VoIP! Part 2 of 4: Pre-deployment Strategy for Monitoring, Management and SLAs
- Ready. Set. VoIP! Part 1 of 4: Beginning the Life Cycle - Readiness Assessment
Ready. Set. VoIP!
Part 4 of 4: Reporting and Planning
In the "Ready.Set.VoIP." web seminar series, Ken Camp, noted author of IP Telephony Demystified, and Mark Slavens, NetIQ Corporate SE for VoIP solutions, will take you through management of the VoIP life cycle—from network assessment, pre-deployment and ongoing monitoring to reporting and future expansion plans.
In part three of the series, Ken and Mark will cover the importance of being proactive rather than reactive when operating voice over IP on your network such as the:
- Value of automated monitoring tools
- Complete knowledge of your environment
- Ability to respond to changing network conditions
- Timely diagnosis and remediation of issues
Too often organizations deploy VoIP without fully knowing the impact of converging voice and data traffic on a shared network. Don't be left with dissatisfied users and system downtime. Whether you have already deployed or are just considering an implementation, listen to find out how a VoIP network assessment can benefit your enterprise environment.
Ready. Set. VoIP!
Part 3 of 4: Automating Monitoring for Service Delivery
Converged communication technologies, such as Voice over IP, are becoming more and more the standard for businesses today. But assessing, deploying and maintaining the performance and availability of VoIP can be daunting as the systems are increasingly complex and voice communications remain critical.
In the ongoing "Ready.Set.VoIP." series, Ken Camp, noted author of IP Telephony Demystified, and Mark Slavens, NetIQ Corporate Sales Engineer for VoIP solutions, take you through management of the VoIP life cycle—from network assessment, pre-deployment and ongoing monitoring to reporting and future expansion plans.
In part four, the final of the series, Ken and Mark explain why reporting is vital to VoIP success, including:
- Sustaining service delivery for mission critical applications
- Achieving consistency through knowledge
- Properly positioning incremental change on a continual basis
- Supporting fine tuning rather than major upgrades
Too often organizations deploy VoIP without fully knowing the impact of converging voice and data traffic on a shared network. Don’t be left with dissatisfied users and system downtime. Whether you have already deployed or are just considering an implementation, listen to find out how a VoIP network assessment can benefit your enterprise environment.
Ready. Set. VoIP!
Part 2 of 4: Pre-deployment Strategy for Monitoring, Management and SLAs
In the ongoing "Ready.Set.VoIP." series, Ken Camp, noted author of IP Telephony Demystified, and Mark Slavens, NetIQ Corporate SE for VoIP solutions, take you through management of the VoIP life cycle—from network assessment, pre-deployment and ongoing monitoring to reporting and future expansion plans.
In part two of the series, Ken and Mark will focus on critical management activities including
- Defining monitoring policies
- Monitoring service quality
- Ongoing analysis and why it's important
- Meeting the end user's expectations defined in service level agreements
Too often organizations deploy VoIP without fully knowing the impact of converging voice and data traffic on a shared network. Don't be left with dissatisfied users and system downtime. Whether you have already deployed or are just considering an implementation, listen to find out how a VoIP network assessment can benefit your enterprise environment.
Ready. Set. VoIP!
Part 1 of 4: Beginning the Life Cycle - Readiness Assessment
The VoIP life cycle from Pilot to Production
In the "Ready.Set.VoIP." web seminar series, Ken Camp, noted author of IP Telephony Demystified, and Mark Slavens, NetIQ Corporate SE for VoIP solutions, will take you through management of the VoIP life cycle—from network assessment, pre-deployment and ongoing monitoring to reporting and future expansion plans.
In part one of the series, Ken and Mark will focus on network readiness assessments and how taking stock of your resources will help you:
- Know your potential VoIP capabilities by provide a network inventory
- Warn you of potential shortfalls and measures to upgrade your network
- Set quality expectations for the network currently in place
- Avoid project paralysis before the pilot program begins
Too often organizations deploy VoIP without fully knowing the impact of converging voice and data traffic on a shared network. Don't be left with dissatisfied users and system downtime. Whether you have already deployed or are just considering an implementation, listen to find out how a VoIP network assessment can benefit your enterprise environment.
