CMP Launches No Jitter, a New Website Covering Unified Communications, VOIP & Convergence

NoJitter.com Provides Daily Industry News and Analysis from the Producers of VoiceCon and Business Communications Review Magazine

CHICAGO, Dec. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- CMP today announced the launch of new Web site, No Jitter ( http://www.nojitter.com ), providing daily comprehensive editorial coverage of the enterprise Unified Communications, Voice Over IP and network convergence industries. No Jitter refers to a measure of how clearly real-time traffic is being delivered over an IP network; too much “jitter” in the network hampers communication. No Jitter delivers on the promise of quality information with maximum clarity and quality.

No Jitter features original daily blog posts, news and news analysis items, as well as regularly-appearing columns and in-depth articles on the technologies and markets that compose this fast-growing segment of the technology industry. No Jitter will enjoy a symbiotic relationship with VoiceCon and its Web site, http://www.voicecon.com, the industry’s leading conference/tradeshow in enterprise communications, and will have access to video, audio and presentations from the VoiceCon events.

The editor and lead blogger of the site is Eric Krapf, who also serves as program co-chairman of VoiceCon. No Jitter will operate under the direction of VoiceCon General Manager and program co-chairman, Fred Knight.

“No Jitter gives our audience of enterprise telecom and IT decision-makers a place to go on the Web every day for the kind of information that they get in an intense, face-to-face form at VoiceCon,” Knight said. “It has an objective, practical approach that respects our readers’ time and intelligence, and helps them make the decisions their jobs demand.”

The following all-star lineup of industry luminaries will be columnists and/or bloggers:

• Gary Audin, president, Delphi, Inc., formerly blogger at VOIPLoop.com
• Matt Brunk, president, Telecomworx, formerly blogger at VOIPLoop.com
• Michael Finneran, president, dBrn Associates; author of the “Networking Intelligence” column in BCR
• Zeus Kerravala, senior VP, enterprise research, The Yankee Group; author, “Communications-Enabled Business” column in BCR
• Irwin Lazar, principal analyst & program director, collaboration & convergence, Nemertes Research; author of the “Real-Time” column in BCR
• Hank Levine and Jim Blaszak, partners, Levine, Blaszak, Block & Boothby law firm; authors of the “Customers’ Corner” column in BCR
• Sheila McGee-Smith, president, McGee-Smith Analytics; formerly blogger at VOIPLoop.com
• Brian Riggs, principal analyst, Current Analysis; formerly blogger at VOIPLoop.com
• Regular contributions from Allan Sulkin, president of TEQConsult Group and leading PBX expert

Business Communication Review (BCR) magazine’s stable of outstanding industry experts will continue to be published on No Jitter. For over 35 years, BCR has been the trusted name in the analysis of enterprise voice technology trends. The print version of BCR is ceasing publication after 37 years in December 2007.

About CMP

CMP (http://www.cmp.com/) is a media and marketing solutions company serving the technology industry. With the leading online, event and print brands in all technology market categories, and with services and tools that reach beyond traditional advertising, CMP shapes and influences the technology industry worldwide. CMP publishes highly respected media brands such as TechWeb, InformationWeek, ChannelWeb, CRN, EE Times and TechOnline; produces major industry events such as Interop, Web 2.0 Expo, XChange, Game Developer Conference and the Embedded Systems Conferences; and provides business information and marketing services such as the International Customer Management Institute, Semiconductor Insights and Second Life consulting for technology marketers. CMP is a subsidiary of United Business Media (http://www.unitedbusinessmedia.com/), a global provider of news distribution and specialist information services with a market capitalization of more than $3 billion. For more CMP news, go to http://www.cmp.com/news.

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