TransNexus to Present Conference Session at INTERNET TELEPHONY® Conference & EXPO Fall 2005

(Atlanta, GA - June 27, 2005) — TransNexus today announced that Jim Dalton has accepted an invitation to present a session titled, Clearing & Peering: Business models and Technologies at TMC’s INTERNET TELEPHONY® Conference & EXPO Fall 2005 on October 26, 2005 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.

The presentation, part of the VoIP Peering Summit, will examine peering business models.  Today, most interconnect among VoIP networks is accomplished through PSTN interconnections. There is as yet no clear model for how VoIP networks will interconnect directly in the future. However there are competing business models and technologies, each with their own advantages and disadvantages. The objective of the presentation is to understand the market drivers which determine how networks interconnect and then use this information in a simple framework to understand how the interconnect models compare and which if any models become widely adopted.

INTERNET TELEPHONY® Conference & EXPO is a highly focused event that has established a reputation as the leading source for information on topics including VoIP, SIP, WiFi Telephony and more.  IP telephony voice and data products offer businesses and telecommunications service providers a lower-cost, more feature-rich alternative to traditional telecom services.  

“We are very excited to have Jim Dalton on board as a speaker at this year’s show.  Every year, we strive to fill our speaking slots with the brightest minds in the industry and the participation of a recognized leader like Mr. Dalton is essential in delivering maximum value to our conference attendees” said TMC president and conference co-chair, Rich Tehrani.  “With IP telephony continuing to change the way enterprises and service providers communicate and do business, it is crucial that we draw on the expertise of professionals like Jim Dalton and TransNexus to help us make smarter business decisions”.