I also want to personally thank the host organization (Georgia Institute of Technology Information Security Center - GTISC) for allowing us to use their fabulous facilities... the conference rooms were first-rate, the WiFi access was superb and they even arranged for comfortable weather for our walking trips between the Klaus building and the hotel :-)

We had some corporate sponsors that helped defray the costs of the event, including Digium (obviously), but also:

LumenVox (http://www.lumenvox.com)
NetXUSA (http://www.netxusa.com)
Aheeva (http://www.aheeva.com)
Vyatta (http://www.vyatta.com)

Finally, I'd like to thank everyone who attended, and their sponsors/employers/etc. who allowed them to join a group of Asterisk geeks and hang out for a week... (alphabetical order)

Adhearsion - Jay Phillips
Amcat - James Texter
Asteria Solutions Group - Tim Ringenbach, Jeremy Pepper
Bird's The Word Technologies - B.J. Weschke
Edvina.net - Olle Johannson
IBM Internet Security Systems - Tom Cross
INRIA - Philippe Sultan
jabber.org/Jabber, Inc. - Peter Saint-Andre
Logivox Systems - Terry Wilson
LumenVox - Randal Rand
Novell/SUSE - Karsten Keil
Nuvio - Curt Moore
OpenNMS - Jeff Gelbach
PopVox - Dave Troy
Securax - Atanas Bachvaroff, Joachim Vanheuverzwijn
Snom - Hirosh Dabui
Sokol & Associates - Steve Sokol, Jared Smith
St. Joseph's College - Brian Capouch
Sun Microsystems - Stephen Uhler
Switchvox - Brian Degenhardt
TechHat - Glenn Dalgliesh
TransNexus - Di-Shi Sun, Dmitry Isakbayev
Truphone - Ed Guy
VCCH - Howard White, Tilghman Lesher, Tom Moyer
Viagenie - Marc Blanchet
Voiceroute - Ming Guang Yong, Navin Kumar
Vyatta - Robert Bays
Westhawk - Tim Panton
Wimba - Steve Kann, Mihai Balea
Xelatec - Steven Henke
Xorcom - Tzafrir Cohen

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Kevin P. Fleming
Director of Software Technologies
Digium, Inc. - "The Genuine Asterisk Experience" (TM)