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Governments, big businesses and other large organizations are already exploiting VoIP technology's true potential, even as a few decision makers still wonder if VoIP can truly replace traditional telephone voice networks.

Enterprises today are poised to use VoIP to weave together instant messaging, email, video, mobile and wireless communications, conferencing and authentication into a single tapestry called presence - the ability to quickly and efficiently access anyone anywhere and collaborate without delay. And there is much yet to be learned from more traditional, large-scale deployments already in use and how organizations are wringing costs from their communications infrastructure. What can we learn from these early adapters? What are the obstacles? How long will it take to achieve full collaboration across the enterprise?

Join us in answering those questions and more at Ritz Carlton, Pentagon City in Arlington, Virginia on March 1, 2006. ITAA will present a compelling half-day symposium examining VoIP implementation, the concept of presence, as well as competition among an increasing number of VoIP solutions are being deployed.