[Freeswitch-users] OpenSIPS Summit on Aug 4th.. come to cluecon early!

[Alex Goulis]

The Windy City, Chi-Town, the Second City, the City of Big Shoulders, 
and the City That Works are just some of Chicago's many nicknames...

*On August 4th, 2014 it will be the the "OpenSIPS" city!*

If you've ever wondered how OpenSIPS can help you with your Freeswitch 
deployments, now's your chance.

For all of you attending ClueCon, we'll be holding an OpenSIPS summit on 
Aug 4 running most of the day before ClueCon officially kicks off.

*All ClueCon attendees receive a 25% discount by using the code 
"**cluecon2014".*

Last year's summit was a tremendous success. Everyone that attended 
enjoyed interesting topics and discussions.

Along with this announcement, we would like to announce next the  two 
speakers for this years summit:

*Steve Lorusso - Grasshopper - */"OpenSIPS in Production//"/

Engineers at Grasshopper recently deployed OpenSIPS as a production SBC 
for peering with multiple carriers.  This session will cover what was 
done to setup, network, monitor, and operate OpenSIPS in an virtual HA 
configuration.

Steve is VP of Engineering and Operations at Grasshopper, and oversees 
the technical direction, architecture, and implementation of software 
and services. He's got a track record of developing products from a 
'startup' environment and guiding them to a mature business while 
building expert teams and processes.

Before joining Grasshopper, Steve held technical management positions in 
Systems Engineering and Software Development. He was a day-1 core team 
member at Unisphere Networks, built SIP-based communications products 
for the Carrier marketplace, and then guided development through an 
acquisition (Siemens/Juniper) and subsequent global expansion into many 
countries. Steve is a seasoned engineering veteran with tier-1 Carrier 
and large Enterprise experience. He combines technical, business, and 
management experience with a passion for building innovative products.

Steve has a number of patent applications relating to IP communications 
and redundant systems design. He holds a BSEE from Northeastern 
University and an MSEE degree from Boston University.



*James Pearson - ViciDial - "*/Creating a routing and billing platform: 
How hard could it be?"/

Design and implementation of OpenSIPS into a billing and routing 
platform for a multi-tenanted high-capacity hosted call center. Topics 
include looking at what was required, design challenges and compromises, 
what wasn't known to be unknown, and other random craziness found along 
the way.

James Pearson is a founder of The ViciDial Group in 2008 as well as the 
Director of Hosting for ViciHost.com. Currently maintains the OpenSIPS 
package on the OpenSuSE Build Service as well as contributing to other 
OBS projects. Experience with VoIP began in 2005 with Asterisk v.1.2 
implementing customized PBXs for small business' as well as general 
network environment monitoring and design. Other areas of interest 
include networking, system automation, and new challenges


You can get more information about the summit at:

http://www.opensips.org/Community/Summit-2014Chicago


Registration:

http://www.opensips.org/Community/Summit-Registration


Last year's summit highlights:
http://www.opensips.org/Community/Summit-2013Chicago


We look forward to seeing you!

The OpenSIPS Team!
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