VoIP, IPT, and SIP Training
IPT - IP Telephony
When one thinks about convergence concepts, what often comes to mind is VoIP. This course provides you with an understanding of voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and Internet Protocol telephony (IPT). It defines VoIP/IPT, explains why voice over packet is feasible, and gives some issues surrounding VoIP. It continues with a discussion of the three major protocols used in VoIP: Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), H.323, and Media Gateway Control. The course concludes with a discussion of the network assessment process, VoIP deployment options, and differentiation of premises and hosted IPT.
This program has seven primary objectives:
• Describe voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and IP telephony (IPT)
• Discuss why voice over packet is feasible
• Explain the impact of VoIP on carriers and consumers
• Describe the functions of H.323, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), and
the Media Gateway Controller (MEGACO) protocol
• Discuss the VoIP network assessment process
• Discuss four models of VoIP deployment
• Differentiate between premises-based and host-based IPT
Hill Associates can customize this training program to address your specific program
goals. We will work with you to identify the specific solutions you wish to
discuss, to understand your particular competitive market, and develop case
studies that focus on unique challenges facing your customers.
Hill Associates also offers customized eLearning solutions in this and many other topics.