m-ti - Voice over IP

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1 Day Course:"Voice over IP"

Telecommunications costs have always been an issue for both provider and subscriber. The volume of both voice and data services has been steadily increasing. The POTS (Plain Old Telephone System) with its' circuit switch technology' is being stretched to it's limit. POTs will give way to a new convergent technology where both voice and data share the same path, and at the same time. Much like the Internet, voice will be broken down into packets and transmitted to its' destination.

Price:	Only $350 CDN plus GST
Prerequisites:	A curious mind
Location:	1 Eva Road, suite 100 by West Mall, north of Bloor St. Parking at the building $ 3.50 full date fee.

Purpose: This one day seminar will give the student an understanding of the traditional telephony networks and the key differences between these networks and a VOIP network. The course will discuss the key issues of: quality, reliability, usage, costs, and applicability in business of the VOIP model.
Who will benefit from attending this Seminar:

	All Information Technology personnel that work with Data and Telecommunications
	Managers and indiviuals who have a need to understand the basics and the technical jargon of VoIP and need to justify and understand return on investments relating to deploying a VoIP network.
	Telephone equipment installers, PBX administrators and maintainance personnel
	Individuals willing to gain a better understanding of VoIP technologies, protocols, transport system and current offerings.
	Individuals that will be directly responsible for implementing VoIP technologies
	A curious mind.
Seminar Content
	General overview
	What will IP solutions offer?
	An overview of the legacy telephone network.
	Circuit switching hierarchy.
	Telephone numbering plans, problems and solutions
	Terminology.
	Bandwidth
	Analog voice.
	General overviw of Digital Voice
	Switched vs. dedicated systems
	In Band vs. Out of Band Signal Control
	Digital Transmission Options
	Packet Switched Networks
- Frame Relay - ATM
	Toll Bypass Systems
	PSTN Signaling
	Class Services
	Signal System 7 and Class SS7 Services
	PBX systems and Centrex based systems
	Office integration
	Circuit Switched ver. Packet Switched networks
	Overview of IP networks
	VoIP process
	Basic understanding of TCP/IP
- IP addressing overview
	The H.323 Protocol
	H.323 protocol issues
	H.323 protocol stack
	Main components of H.323 and the H.323 protocol stack
- Terminals - Gateways - Gatekeepers - H.323 software - H.225 - H.245 - RAS, RTP and CODECS
	Functional block diagramof a VoIP network
- Focus on understanding the big picture
	Multi-point Control Units
	SIP (Session Initiated Protocol)
- SIP components - Address resolution - Dynamic discovery - Session origination and management - Benifits of SIP - Simplicity - Extensibility - Modularity - Scalability - Integraion with WEB mail and streaming video - Interoperability
	QoS (Quality of Service related to VoIP
	Convergence and future telephone networks
	Key points in the Selection of Vendors
	Budget Analysis
	Business needs

What you get:
An experienced instructor; up to date information on important topics; and materials covering the key topics, as well as lunch.

To register please print the attached registration form, fill it out, sign and send it by fax to 416-622-4130. We will fax to you the Invoice. Payment is due in full one week prior the course date. You can mail the cheque payment to:

   MTI/ CRM-Trilogix
    # 302 - 1 Eva Road
   Toronto, On, M9C 4Z5

If you have any questions don�t hesitate to
contact Anthony at 416-259-3343 x 26 or acornacchia@m-ti.com

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