pulver.com Predicts the IP Fax Industry Will Generate
US $24 Billion Revenue During the Next Five Years
MELVILLE, N.Y.--Nov. 5, 1998--The annual worldwide telecom bill for fax is US $93 billion. "Over the next five years, $24 billion in fax telecommunications revenue will shift from carriers and the PSTN to Internet Service Providers ("ISPs"), Next Generation Telcos,
entrepreneurs and fax service bureaus," stated Jeff Pulver, President of pulver.com. "The major driving force? The IP Fax Revolution."
How will it occur? How can corporations of all sizes save 30% to 60% on their fax costs, and how can ISPs profit? To learn about this trend and how your organization can take advantage of it, attend:
pulver.com's, "Fax On the Net Conference" which will be taking place on Friday, November 13, 1998 at The Barbizon Palace in Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Educational sessions include:
-- State of Fax on the Net Industry
-- IFax Standards Update: T.37 & T.39 Store & Forward and Real TimeFax
-- Fax Over IP Hardware Enabling Technologies
-- ISP & Corp Enterprise Fax Application Platform Providers
-- Making FoIP Services a Reality at the Global/Carrier Level
-- How Smaller ISPs -- Fax Bureaus and Entrepreneurs Profit
-- Fax Over IP Billing and Testing Issues
-- Tying It All Together Fax and Voice Over IP
-- Ask the Experts Panel
Speakers Include:
- Jeff Pulver, President/Founder, pulver.com, US
- James Saunby, Product Manager - New Internet Applications,
British Telecom, UK (NYSE: BTY)
- Peter Hammarlund, Technical expert VoIP & FoIP, Ericsson Telecom
AB, Sweden, (NASDAQ: ERICY)
- Gregory D. Lensch, Program Manager - Enhanced IP Services, GTE
Internetworking, US (NYSE: GTE)
- John Fleming, Vice President, Marketing & Business, Development,
NetCentric Corporation, US,
- Daniel Dorsey, Director of Program Development, Voice & Data
Systems, Canada
- Tony Dutra, Vice President, Strategy, Open Port Technology, US,
- Bill Fallon, Vice President Marketing, FaxSav-Internet Fax, US,
(NASDAQ: FAXX)
- Prof. dr Martijn Hoogeveenmanager, Business Development, KPN
Telecom Internet Services (NYSE: KPN)
- David Ching, Product Manager, Brooktrout Technology, US,
(NASDAQ: BRKT)
- Thomas Chen, President, Fax2Net, Inc., US
- Ankur Lal, President, Software for Telecom Service Providers,
India,
- Michael T. Gray, Chairman & Chief Technical Officer, Telegra, US
- Jack Chase, Director, IP Telephony Product Management, Natural
MicroSystems, US, (NASDAQ: NMSS)
- Ran Wellingstein, AVP & General Manager of IP Telephony Division,
ECI Telecom, Israel (NASDAQ: ECILF)
- Peter Hadorn, Geschaftsfuhrer, CyberCall - Telekommunikation via
Internet, Switzerland
And Maury Kauffman, Managing Partner, The Kauffman Group, US, kauffmangroup.com
For complete conference details, schedule and other information, visit: pulver.com.
The "Fax on the Net '98 Conference", produced by pulver.com Europe Ltd., is also being offered as the third day of First Conference's IP Telephony '98 Conference (http://www.firstconf.com/ip).
Background:
Since 1995, Jeff Pulver has engaged in activities to help develop the Internet Telephony Industry. His activities have included the moderation of Internet based mailing lists, the creation of "Free World Dialup" ( pulver.com ), the founding of the Voice on the Net ("VON") Coalition ( von.org ), founding The Minutes Exchange ( pulver.com ) and publishing The Pulver Report ( pulver.com ) . He is also the producer/director of the Voice on the Net ("VON") Conferences ( pulver.com that are widely attended by the Industry he represents. pulver.com was established in 1994 and is based in Melville, NY USA. |
