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1. Is this another VoIP show?
No! this unique event focuses on the practical “how
to actually be successful in reselling VoIP solutions”.
It brings together reseller executives so that they can learn
from one another’s successes and stumbles; as well
as industry experts who will shed light on ALL of the opportunities
in the VoIP space (not just the PBX area where so many resellers
are already engaging).
2. Who would get the most benefit from attending
this event?
The information, roundtables, workshops etc. follow two
parallel tracks – one for the owners or executives of the reseller
business and the second for the “technical buyer” (the person
who makes the recommendations/decisions on which products your company will
sell). To get maximum benefit from the event, it would be great if two people
from your company could attend.
3. My time is valuable and my budget is tight.
Is this event really worth it?
By now, it’s clear that “convergence” is
here to stay. For those who don’t want to wait to be a “me too” with
a host of competitors, this event focuses on the steps and opportunities for
transitioning from a traditional VAR or Telecom Dealer business to a Converged
model, where margins are still high and opportunities are plentiful. Many
companies have had a difficult time making the transition because they had
no steps to follow so they each went through trial and error. This is a great
opportunity to learn from your peers – and not “re-invent the
wheel”.
4. Is this event just about VoIP technology?
No! As a reseller business, one of the most difficult challenges,
whether you move to convergence or not, is changing your
business model to better fit the way customers buy today.
There are areas within a reseller business where potential
revenue has gone untapped or undiscovered and where opportunities
have not been created. This event gives resellers the chance
to benefit from the experience and success of their peers – in
areas from sales to marketing to product selection strategies.
5. How important is VoIP really?
SIP will go into history as the protocol that changed the
world of telephony the way TCP/IP changed the world of
networking. In a few short years telephony will more and
more often be implemented with data networking, and that
trend is here to stay. Even as a data or networking VAR
you can not afford to ignore voice, voice applications,
and its many integration opportunities. As a telecom VAR
the future is in VoIP.
6. I’m not familiar with many of the vendors who
will be in attendance
It’s not very difficult to find VoIP PBX manufacturers
to talk to in today’s environment…. they seem
to be everywhere. But at least 60% of customers today (according
to a quick poll), aren’t ready yet to throw out their
existing phone system for a VoIP PBX. The vendors that will
be attending this event were chosen because, in most cases,
they offer products that are well suited to generate business
today connecting to the current equipment and then grow into
a IP based future - enabling you to grab revenue and position
your business as “a company in the know in the IP arena” without
being limited to selling only a new VoIP PBX, a solution
that most customers are not ready to purchase yet.
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