Be Part of Enterprise Communications' largest event
Hear from the Experts, Network with Peers
With an uncompromising emphasis on quality and educational value, the Enterprise Connect conference and exhibition probes the changes and charts the direction of enterprise voice communications. Its aim is to highlight the groundbreaking developments and significant trends that will influence customers' enterprise communication strategies, plans and purchases for decades to come.
Meet the most important buyers of communication systems and services from the world's most important organizations at Enterprise Connect 2011.
- Reach the Enterprise Buyer
- 77% of attendees are from companies with more than 1,000 employees
- An Audience of End Users
- Nearly 2/3rd of all attendees are End Users
- The Right Job Function
- Nearly half of Enterprise Connect attendees
are in IT/Telecom/Data Management
- A Budget to Work With
- 4 out of 5 attendees have a budget of over $1,000,000
- Connect with Active Buyers
- 76% of attendees Authorize or Recommend IT Purchases
Exhibitor Testimonials
The attendees at Enterprise Connect are:
"The companies we want to meet with," Sarah Harnish, Events Manager, Interactive Intelligence
"Interested in new UC products & services as well as IP telephony solutions," Chris Peter, VP & CMO, Iscoord Ag
"Intelligent and really are looking for the best products for their companies," Stanya Taylor, Sales Manager, Telecombrokers
"High level technology decision makers," Lucy Graham, Sr. Marketing Manager, Carousel Industries
"Genuinely interested in learning and are responsible for and actively implementing enterprise VOIP solutions,"
Matt Shuff, Datacom Systems, Inc., Product Marketing Manager
Quotes from VoiceCon Orlando 2010
"OK, it begins: VoiceCon Orlando 2010 is under way, and I'm pretty happy. The session rooms are packed, with Lisa Pierce's SIP Trunking session the big draw."--No Jitter
"VoiceCon has begun and announcements are flooding in from companies about new partnerships."--FierceVoIP
"Every March, VoiceCon gathers some of the industry's most notable voices in enterprise communications -- from UC platforms to video to mobility and wireless -- for a summit in Orlando. This year's show promises plenty of interest thanks to ongoing consolidation in the space, the changing nature of managing voice and IP infrastructure, he emergence of video and video-as-a-service opportunities, and a broader networking market that's slowly bouncing back after a difficult 2009." --Channel Web
"Attendees and media members alike eagerly await today's keynotes presented by executives from Avaya, Siemens, and Cisco. The WiFi coverage at the conference has been great so hopefully there will be no technical difficulties preventing me from bringing the keynote to you."--Inside CTI
"Ever since the "UC" concept started to gain traction in business communications, I had been bugging Fred Knight to let go of the emphasis on voice telephony reflected in the name of their very successful "VoiceCon" conference... Well, today, on the 20th anniversary of VoiceCon, they announced a name change at the show to "Enterprise Connect."... Congratulations on the name change!"--UC Strategies
"The three-hour SIP Trunking session at VoiceCon drew over 300 participants. That is SIPnormous. It demonstrates the growing interest in SIP by enterprises as they begin to supplement their intranet VoIP implementations with extranet SIP."--IndustryAnswer.com
"This morning it was up to Microsoft's Gurdeep Singh Pall to satisfy OCS fans. And satisfy he did. Although most people already kinda-sorta knew about the next revision of OCS, dubbed Communications Server "14," you could still feel the electricity during Pall's presentation and official announcement. The ballroom was packed and online viewers of the VoiceCon live stream topped 250 (according to my observation—not an official statistic). And thanks to a smooth live demo with the help of a couple other employees, Microsoft really hit a home run this time."--Inside CTI
