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TechTalks EventIP Telephony with guest experts Charles Morrow-Jones & Russell Morrison November 18, 1999 Audio How can you get started with IP telephony? Is cheaper long distance the only reason to move to IP telephony? How much does it cost? Is it secure? Do IP telephony packets clog pipelines? Our guest experts this week will answer your questions and describe their experiences at Ohio State University, answering questions about protocols on the WAN and LAN, the convergence plan, the deployment strategy, and the major IP telephony hurdles so far. Guest Experts
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Charles
Morrow-Jones is the Director of Enterprise Networking within
University Technology Services at Ohio State University. He and
his group are responsible for data connectivity both to and within
the OSU campuses, including Internet and Internet2 services, connections
for off-campus users and 20,000+ connections to the campus backbone
network. Chuck has been involved with various aspects of information
technology for 25 years. He holds a Masters degree from Ohio State.
Russell
Morrison is a Customer Service Engineer, Enterprise Networking,
The Ohio State University His primary responsibilities include campus
wide support for customer network design, consultation, and configuration.
Russell's description of his job: "As a Customer Service Engineer
my goal is to assess a departments "As Is" and "Desired" technological
positions. Once this information is gathered a customer profile
is developed. From the profile a technical solution is engineered
for the customers desired state, subject to the risk, financal and
other constrants based on information from the customer profile."
Howard Strauss, Manager of Academic Applications at Princeton
University, is TechTalk's Technology Anchor.
