“Mitel 'SIP Center of Excellence' is pleased to announce that it fully supports and endorses The SIP School and the SSCA” Anshu Prasad, Mitel

“TIA recognizes the SIP School's online program as an excellent, cost-effective and convenient source for both training and certification for IT professionals, filling a growing need as IP networks continue to evolve.” TIA President Grant Seiffert

“Having just completed the SIP training, I must say that I am VERY HAPPY with the training that was provided by your school” Joe, Avaya

“I can fully endorse 'The SIP School' and the SSCA certification program” Paul Gorrigan, Panasonic.

“The SSCA® is the single most important certification on SIP in the world today” Toshiba

“We had a conversation and will be providing a Link and Endorsement in the SIP Training section of our Training page” Scott Beer, Ingate.

“I think that anyone dealing with SIP, should have this [SSCA®] certification, as a way to prove they know what they’re talking about.” David, Brand Electric

“The sip school course I completed was the most indepth, complete coverage course that I have taken on a subject” Steve, MTS Allstream

“There are many books and courses, but I found nothing comparable.” Daniel, Telekom & Netzwerk AG

“The training is very helpful and detailed. I can not think of anything negative.” Larry, TDS Telecom

“My trainers felt that the SIP training was excellent and included all the material that we would normally design into an ILT course” Julian, Siemens.

“The SIP School is an excellent resource that I personally recommend.” Alan Percy, AudioCodes

“The sip school course I completed was the most indepth, complete coverage course that I have taken on a subject” Steve, MTS Allstream

“By far this course is way ahead of the Nortel offering” Tim, Bell Canada

Enterprise Connect ~ March 26th 2012

We're talking SIP @ Enterprise Connect 2012

SIP Fundamentals and Interoperability

Monday, March 26 - 2:00PM - 4:30PM (approx)

SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) has become the dominant protocol for IP communications. This workshop will take a unique look at SIP, how it works, and the major issues impacting deployments.

With a big focus on SIP interoperability issues, the session will show how SIP works along the major components of SIP architecture, SIP addressing and registration, session establishment, SIP message routing, and connecting SIP across the PSTN. SIP trunking deployment options and Session Border Controllers will have an extra focus with discussion on NAT, Security, QoS, Codecs, Traffic Normalization and more. Enterprises need to understand how to get service into their networks and manage their voice traffic whilst negotiating around Interop issues. Attendance of this session will help smooth the path to a SIP based network.

Attendees will receive an inventory of SIP resources—books, papers, organizations and discount vouchers for additional training.

Speakers: Graham Francis, CEO, The SIP School

Registration Link