February 9, 2013 / Washington, DC

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An Epic One-Day Erlang Conference in Washington, DC

Speaker: Darren Schreiber

Company: 2600hz

Twitter: @2600hertz

GitHub: kazoo

Facebook: 2600hzOfficial

Erlang + Telecom = Revolution (Again)

This talk will cover a bit of Erlang's history in Telecom and how 2600hz is using the language today to provide truly massive core architectures for some of the biggest telcos on the planet. This talk will cover some of the pains we've worked through while highlighting the reasons Erlang is the best language for Telecom (or at least why we think so :D). We'll also discuss some of the other installations we've seen and why Erlang is a better fit. This is an intermediate talk.

About Darren Schreiber

Darren Schreiber is the Co-Founder of 2600hz. He previously worked as the lead developer on the FreePBX v3 / Phonebooth project at Bandwidth.com, a next-generation open-source FreeSWITCH GUI. He also is one of the co-authors of the FreeSWITCH book and does all the official international FreeSWITCH trainings around the world. Darren has 15 years of IT experience and has developed multiple enterprise SaaS infrastructures for hosting and remotely managing IT, voice and e-commerce services. He has been a serious telephony enthusiast since a young age and has worked extensively with VoIP and Open Source technologies. Darren graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a degree in Computer Science and Business Management. Darren has participated in conferences and engagements all over the world and loves to speak publicly about distributed computing and Telecom.