[Asterisk-Users] Stop thinking - just do it! *** Speak at Astricon 2004!

[Rich Adamson]

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