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December 20, 2005

Jon Arnold / Ronald Gruia

On today's podcast, Jon spoke with Ron Gruia of Frost & Sullivan about some of the key trends he's been following in the IP market. IMS has been a big story, and Ron commented on where that's going, and how the European market is further along than North America. The Canadian market was also addressed, with Ron providing his thoughts on how the large operators are responding to a more competitive environment. Looking ahead, Ron gave us his take on what some of the key developments will be to watch for in 2006.

Ronald Gruia, Program Leader, Emerging Communications Solutions

Ronald Gruia is both a Program Leader & Senior Strategic Telecom Analyst at Frost & Sullivan, where he covers topics such as VoIP, triple play services, IMS, and carrier value added services platforms, among others. He is a frequent speaker at conferences such as Supercomm, VON, 3GSM, IPComm, The Transformation in Communication, Innovations 2005, VON Canada, IP World Canada, the Intel Communications Summit, and Comdex Canada.

Ronald has also written articles for publications such as Telemanagement and VoIP Magazine, appeared on Report on Business Television (ROB-TV in Canada) and Tech TV, and has been quoted in publications including Business Week, Forbes, Wired, Chicago Tribune, National Post, Globe and Mail and Washington Post. He is an MIT graduate in Electrical Engineering, and has accumulated years of experience in the telecom industry, having held several roles at Nortel Networks’ Enterprise Division, where he earned a U.S. patent.

Posted at December 20, 2005 05:35 PM

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