asterisk users - Apr 2004 - Stop thinking - just do it! *** Speak at Astricon 2004!

Astricon 2004 is the first Asterisk user's and developer's conference,
to be held in Atlanta, Georgia in September.
See http://www.astricon.net

** We will soon open for early bird registrations! **

To get a very low price, I recommend that you participate as a speaker.
In fact, speakers doesn't pay any fee at all to participate in Astricon.

**** Send us your speaker's proposal now!

You'll find instructions at http://www.astricon.net

You may either deliver a short (30-40 min) presentation during the
conference on thursday or a longer tutorial (1.5-2.5 hours) on
wednesday.

Stop being shy, just send us your proposal today! We will go through
all proposals during next week and set an agenda.

Current speakers include Mark Spencer (Digium), Ed Guy (Pulver.com),
Ravi Sakaria (VoicePulse), John Todd (loligo.com), Jeremy McNamara (Nufone),
Brian K West and  Joachim Vanheuverzwijn. We also have proposals for
a number of other speakers, that will be considered and possibly
scheduled in the coming days.

Astricon will be a major event for the Asterisk community. Make sure
you will be part of it! Mail us your ideas now. Just do it! :-)

/Steven and Olle

Olle, Steve, & other list members...

A friend and I are toying with two different topics. Anyone on the
list have any thoughts as to whether the following two topics would
be of interest at Astricon?

Topic 1 (probably 30-40 minute session):
 Interfacing * to the pstn network
 two-wire to four wire conversion; echo sources
 transmission levels
 testing through * to milliwatt generators and quiet terminations
 what to look for when echo is a problem
 etc...

Topic 2 (probably 30-40 minute session):
 Implementing * in the workplace
 call queues
 ivr functions
 agi functions
 real world production support
 etc...

Anyone have any comments in terms of whether the above would be of
interest, and/or additional subtopics that should be addressed or
included in either session? (Off list direct comments/suggestions 
accepted here as well.)

Rich

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> Astricon 2004 is the first Asterisk user's and developer's
conference,
> to be held in Atlanta, Georgia in September.
> See http://www.astricon.net
> 
> ** We will soon open for early bird registrations! **
> 
> To get a very low price, I recommend that you participate as a speaker.
> In fact, speakers doesn't pay any fee at all to participate in
Astricon.
> 
> **** Send us your speaker's proposal now!
> 
> You'll find instructions at http://www.astricon.net
> 
> You may either deliver a short (30-40 min) presentation during the
> conference on thursday or a longer tutorial (1.5-2.5 hours) on
> wednesday.
> 
> Stop being shy, just send us your proposal today! We will go through
> all proposals during next week and set an agenda.
> 
> Current speakers include Mark Spencer (Digium), Ed Guy (Pulver.com),
> Ravi Sakaria (VoicePulse), John Todd (loligo.com), Jeremy McNamara
(Nufone),
> Brian K West and  Joachim Vanheuverzwijn. We also have proposals for
> a number of other speakers, that will be considered and possibly
> scheduled in the coming days.
> 
> Astricon will be a major event for the Asterisk community. Make sure
> you will be part of it! Mail us your ideas now. Just do it! :-)
> 
> /Steven and Olle