SF Telephony meetup
June 28th, 2010 by Adam Kalsey
Come join Tropo and a bunch of people interested in building telephony apps and products in San Francisco Wednesday night.
Zhao Lu from Orange Labs and creator of OpenVoice has organized the San Francisco Telephony Meetup and the first meetup has a bang-up agenda.
Gabriel Sidhom CTO, Orange Labs – Introduction
Jason Goecke, VP of Innovation at Voxeo Labs, will talk about Tropo & Moho – An open-source cloud communications platform that helps developers to create multi-channel real-time communications apps from the cloud or on your own open-source instance.
Adrian Georgescu, CEO of AG Projects Introduction to SIP2SIP.info - Free SIP accounts for the masses - Self-organizing SIP server infrastructure - Remote provisioning API based on SOAP/XML
Chris Matthieu, the Founder of Teleku.com, will introduce the new cloud communication start-up’s RESTful web service APIs which allow web developers to write sophisticated phone applications using PhoneML, TwiML, or VoiceXML that run on any carrier’s network as well as their own free open-souce telephony stack called Ninja.
Dan Miller (Opus Research, 10min), Opus Research: Intro to Recombinant Communications (RC), what it is and what opportunities it presents to developers, incumbent carriers, wireless enterprise IT/app managers.
James Li/Dominic Lee (Orange Labs) – What else can you do while watching TV
Darren Schreiber (15min): an open-source, distributed cloud platform for putting distributed FreeSWITCH nodes on disparate servers. It’s written in Erlang mostly and utilizes some cool messaging and data storage technologies, including NoSQL.
A handful of Tropo people will be on hand, including me (Adam Kalsey), Jason Goecke, and John Higgins. RSVP on meetup.com and come join us.
June 30, 2010 at 6:30pm
Orange Labs
801 Gateway Blvd Suite 500
South San Francisco
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