Continuous Computing(R) Industry Expert Manish Singh to Participate on IMS Panel at NXTcomm 2007.

Continuous Computing:

WHO:       Manish Singh, vice president of field engineering,
           Continuous Computing([R])

WHAT:      Continuous Computing's Manish Singh will participate with
           other industry experts at a NXTcomm panel entitled "Using
           IMS to Deliver IP Video across Converged Networks" and
           hosted by Telecommunications Magazine

WHERE:     IP Video Village theater (booth #7375) at NXTcomm 2007

WHEN:      Wednesday, June 20 at 3:00 pm CDT

Continuous Computing Booth #4257I in the PICMG Pavilion

Continuous Computing, global provider of integrated systems and services that enable telecom equipment manufacturers to rapidly deploy Next Generation Networks (NGN), invites customers, press and analysts to listen to Continuous Computing's Manish Singh, vice president of field engineering, speak on the NXTcomm panel entitled "Using IMS to Deliver IP Video across Converged Networks," hosted by Telecommunications Magazine.

With more and more service providers looking to deliver Internet Protocol (IP)-based video services to subscribers' TVs, PCs and mobile devices, the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture -- which defines and standardizes network architectures to enable voice, data and IP video service interoperability across networks -- will play a critical role in handling video session initiation. IMS is also critical in maintaining subscriber and session awareness when users switch from their TV to their mobile device and pause that stream to quickly make a voice call. Coupled with service delivery platforms (SDPs), which is where such blended services are created, the IMS architecture ensures these IP video services are delivered to the right subscriber and the right device.

This session explores:

* How long it will take to achieve the converged IMS network

* IMS' role in delivering IP video across converged networks

* How SDPs deployed for IP video services will evolve to support the integration of IMS services

Manish Singh's background:

* More than fourteen years experience in telecommunications product design and development

* Industry veteran with previous engineering management and architect positions at Intel Corporation, Trillium([R]) Digital Systems and C-DOT (Center for Development of Telematics)

* Holds patent as sole inventor of "Configurable Cache" memory system (patent number: 7133997)

* Successfully led the development of 2G MSC at C-DOT and various VoIP and 3G/IMS wireless product developments

Other panel participants include Alcatel-Lucent and Motorola; the session will be moderated by Infonetics Research's Principal Analyst, Stephane Teral. Panel presentations will be available for download from the Telecommunications Magazine Web site http://www.telecommagazine.com/ following NXTcomm.

About Continuous Computing

Continuous Computing([R]) provides integrated systems and services that enable telecom equipment manufacturers to rapidly deploy Next-Generation Networks (NGN). More than 150 customers worldwide benefit from the company's unique blend of customized professional services, Trillium([R]) protocol software, AdvancedTCA and CompactPCI systems. Continuous Computing helps customers reduce platform lifecycle costs, optimize data delivery, and accelerate deployments of NGN, 3G Wireless and IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) infrastructure. The company is ISO-9001 certified and is based in San Diego with development centers in China and India. For more information, visit www.ccpu.com.

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