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In this session Leif and Doug will get their hands on the keyboard, and step you through a fully deployed instance of VNF Asterisk -- showing you how it’s spun up in Kubernetes, and how it’s been instrumented. Then, we’ll get to the good stuff, and show you some calls being made over it, and metrics being collected in Homer. Showing you where we’re going and why, it’ll help make the latter sessions where we’re building things out a little easier to follow along.
How often have you heard the phrase "For a communications company, we don't communicate very well!"? Kenneth O'Neal has the solution...
“Effective Communication” in the Workplace must change from a Parent/Child relationship to an Adult/Adult mature conversation requiring critical agreements. There are rights and responsibilities for all parties. All lives matter and are treated well. These are learned skills.
The whole organization must come before personal ambition
Honest, truthful openness to others’ opinions raises difficult issues; focus on results
Control emotional responses and obtain full information about organization
Make a choice about accountability for organization and understand business reasons
Each member manages their morale, motivation and commitment; supporting others does not take emotional responsibility; no blaming, no condemning, no criticism, no complaining A powerful adult position would be: “As I reflect on this situation, I acknowledge my contribution.”
Case studies will be provided with facts showing a significant increase in productivity.
Performing with elements of high tech (such as Asterisk and the latest unsupported features of Open Source Real Time Communications applications) using Conference WiFi in front of an audience of some of the best comms hackers in the World can be likened to descending the Cresta Run on a Skeleton Bobsleigh - it is risky and dangerous, but if you survive the experience the buzz that you get is just incredible.
Dangerous Demos are aimed to give presenters the chance to experience this rush - whilst providing an exciting, energising, electrifying, engaging and even educational series of lightning presentations to a live audience. Each speaker has precisely THREE minutes to show off their technology, with prizes being awarded to the Most Entertaining, Most Popular (by audience vote - using a very novel and risky voting system) and Most Ridiculously Risky (aka Crash and Burn) presentations.
