David Osas Imas Communications on DIDX & NXTcomm08

Jessica Ruiz of DIDX with David Osas from Imas Communications based in Africa and USA. He is a member of DIDX to provide DID phone numbers from 55 countries to his customers. He visits key telecom and ip communications events around the world such as NXTcomm08 and ITEXPO in an effort to find more business partners and strengthen current business partnerships with the objective of making telecommunications more affordable and flexible for his end-users. He informed us he will be back next year for NXTcomm08 as it was the most productive conference he's attended in a long time.

Events that DIDXchange sponsors are listed at http://www.didx.net/events.

Next events are...
ITEXPO West 2008 is just around the corner Sept 16-18, 2008, not to be missed! Sign up at ITEXPO West 2008.
AstriCon 2008 in Glendale, AZ Sept 23 -25, 2008. Sign up at AstriCon 2008.

... compliments of the Super Technologies, Inc. team and Suzanne Bowen

DIDX Seller Bills for Minutes Video

Most DIDX.net members who sell DID on DIDX, do so by requiring a minimal setup fee and a monthly recurring fee that includes a certain number of minutes and then a per minute fee after that. The more minutes that are included, the more likely that the DID will sell.

Why? DIDX.net buyers (wireless and wired operators around the globe) want to avoid the traditional past of emphasis on minutes and instead on the empowerment of a local DID from any of 55 countries available on DIDX. Typically the DID include 5000 - 10,000 minutes and app. 2-10 channels. The most successful DIDX.net buyers are using the free http://www.didx.net/api and filtering it for DID with maximum number of minutes included. Sure simplifies billing in the new day of voip and other ip communications services.

In the cases, where the DIDX.net seller is including fewer minutes, quite often the buyer goes over the maximum and begins paying minutes. Each DIDX.net buyer is aware of the included minutes when they buy the DID. There is a field that states exactly this.

We'd like to share with the world of wired and wireless operators how to bill for minutes on DIDX.net and get paid for them in the video at http://www.didx.net/videos/minutes/. The DIDX buyer is billed in advance for the services they buy; therefore, unless the DID itself is not working 3 days in a month period, the DIDX seller will get paid for the recurring monthly price as well as the minutes overage. The DIDX seller should follow the directions in the video to "withdraw" the amount due as an invoice to DIDX to get paid.

We appreciate the 9000+ members of DIDX very much and look forward to empowering them and all wholesale companies who want to take advantage. The interop process is at http://www.didx.net/interop and other "how to" videos are at http://www.didx.net/videos and on Youtube, Qik, and Video.google.

... compliments of Suzanne Bowen and the rest of the Super Technologies, Inc. team

Linux World, VON, ExpoComm Mexico Feb 26-29, 2008

Where and When
Location: Centro Banamex, Mexico City, Mexico
Date: Feb 26-29, 2008

The co-location of EXPO COMM MEXICO 2008, LinuxWorld México Conference & Expo, and VON Mexico Conference is the largest gathering of Linux and open source professionals in Mexico. Be among 1000's of professionals like you in Mexico City. The platform is the place to reach buyers in the Linux and open source markets as well as everything over IP.

LinuxWorld Mexico sponsors include CANIETI Mexican Electronic and Telecommunications Chamber, National Association of Telecommunications Companies (ANATEL), and Mexican Secretary of Communications and Transportation (SCT).

The ExpoComm Mexico 2008 conference schedule includes the Future is in Wireless, The Revolution is in Mobility, The Next Stage in FMC Femtocells, The Three Screens of Triple Play, How electric power companies are influencing the telecom market, and Ethernet Strategies for IPTV Services.

Interesting facts:
1. EXPO COMM MEXICO 2007 saw approximately 25,000 qualified buyers from over 40 countries!

2. In the last 12 months, 84% of LinuxWorld attendees did not visit any other Linux or open source event.

What to do?

1. Register for the world's largest colocation of events.

2. Need a letter of invitation for visa?

3. Hotel and Travel

4. Plan to exhibit? Set it up now. There are even specialized pavilions so that you can be found easily by those important to you.
Specialized Pavilions
* Information Security Pavilion
* Consultant & Integrators Pavilion
* USA Pavilion
* Canadian Pavilion
* French Pavilion
* Korean Pavilion
* Spain Pavilion

is a media sponsor for LinuxWorld Mexico, ExpoComm Mexico and VON Mexico 2008. DIDX will exhibit at this set of co-located events and recommends participation by you at this gathering where the brightest minds like yours will collaborate in everything over Internet protocol.