Voxeo Talks

What do you do if you generate over 1 terabyte of logging data each day? How do you begin to analyze that volume of data? And how do you make it so that 100,000+ developers can easily access their own individual logging data?

At the “splunk>live” event in Orlando, FL, on March 10, 2010, Voxeo CTO RJ Auburn spoke about how Voxeo uses Splunk to analyze logging data and monitor network operations. He also described how Splunk is integrated into both the “Prophecy Live Search” component of Voxeo’s Prophecy Hosting and also in the management console of Voxeo’s on-premise Prophecy communications platform. RJ’s slides are available on SlideShare and are also viewable here:

If you’d like to try out Voxeo services and experience the ability to rapidly analyze logs yourself, please head on over to www.voxeo.com/free to either sign up for a free developer account on our hosted platform or download a free copy of our Prophecy platform for Windows, Linux or Mac OS X.

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At ITEXPO back in January, Eric Linask at TMC interviewed me in what has seemed to become a regular every-six-months routine. In the interview, I discussed:

• the Cloud Communications Summit and pushing communications out into “the cloud”
• security issues related to cloud communications
• what’s next in communications, including multi-channel communications (a part of which we refer to as Unified Self-Service)

The big black vehicle behind me was being raffled off as part of the event promotion… hence why we were there. (Wouldn’t it perhaps have been more interesting if we did the interview inside the vehicle?) Anyway… here’s the video: (and will astute observers notice anything about me that is different from the other videos I’ve done?)

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Two weeks ago, Jason Goecke, Jose De Castro and myself (Dan York) were down in Miami Beach, Florida, to speak at ITEXPO and specifically the “Cloud Communications Summit”. Pictures I took at that event of panels we were on are now available in our Flickr stream or by clicking the image below:

P.S. Thanks to Jason Goecke for taking the pictures of my panel (with my camera), since I couldn’t have easily accomplished that feat and also been on the panel.

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A few of Voxeo’s finest will be soaking up some sunshine in SOBE (SOuth BEach), Miami on January 20 – 22, 2010.  Jose de Castro Chief Architect Voxeo Labs, Director of Conversations Dan York, as well as VP of Innovation Jason Goecke will be participating at IT Expo East and the inaugural one day workshop called The Cloud Communications Show held at the Miami Beach Convention Center.  Their sessions are:

Dan York

The Cloud Communications Show: 1/20/2010

“Cloud Telephony for the Enterprise”

This session discusses tradeoffs in deploying communications applications behind the firewall, with a hosted partner or through elastic mechanisms such as Amazon’s EC2.

Other speakers planned for this session are Troy Davis, CEO of CloudVox, and Evan Cooke, Co-Founder and CTO of Twilio.  Thomas Howe will moderate the session.

Jason Goecke

The Cloud Communications Show: 1/20/2010

“Introduction to Voice Mashups: An introduction to the concept and architecture of using voice as part of modern web-based applications.”

Concrete voice mashup examples will be demonstrated, along with the business cases that support them.

Jason Goecke will be speaking, other speakers planned for this session are David Troy, Founder of Roundhouse Technologies, Jay Phillips, Founder of Adhearsion, and Joe Developer.  Thomas Howe will moderate the session.

Jose de Castro

IT Expo Conference: 1/21/2010, 2:00-2:45pm

“Value in the Clouds: The Evolution of the Telephone Industry”

With tremendous pressure on businesses and telephone companies of all sizes to generate new revenue without new capital or operational spending, hosted application opportunities are moving to the forefront of the communications arena. To fully leverage current opportunities in this fast-paced market, market participants need to first understand past and current computing models as well as the evolution of service providers beyond owning networks and selling basic voice offering. This session will discuss the evolution of the telco to more than merely a dial tone provider, the different telco models in existence today, and the new revenue potential of today’s telecom market.

Participating companies include Voxeo, Ifbyphone and CallFire.

Voxeo Corporation

If you are planning to attend IT Expo East in Miami or are in the area and would like to coordinate a meeting with Jose, Dan and/or Jason drop us a note!

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