- Inside Telecom LIVE: Building an efficient IPTV content supply chain
- Applications for a Highly Scalable, Independent IP/MPLS Control Plane
- Inside Telecom LIVE: Carrier Ethernet Service Models
- Inside Telecom LIVE: Differentiating IPTV
- Inside Telecom LIVE: Wireless Backhaul
- Inside Telecom LIVE: Winning the Rural Network Battle
- Inside Telecom LIVE: Beyond the Bundle--The real value in quadruple play
- Inside Telecom LIVE: Separating the Truth from the Hype on 700 MHz
- Inside Telecom LIVE: Managed Security Services as a New Revenue Stream
Inside Telecom LIVE: Building an efficient IPTV content supply chain
Live Webcast | July 23 at 2:00 PM ET | 11:00 AM PT | 1800 GMT
IPTV and video-on-demand promise to open up major new video options for consumers and significant revenue opportunities for service providers. In order to compete with Internet-based video services, IPTV service providers must be able to deliver the broadest possible range of content at any time to any device. And they must be able to do this in a cost-effective manner that preserves profits even on long-tail or niche programming. Learn More or Register Now. |
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Applications for a Highly Scalable, Independent IP/MPLS Control Plane
(Now Available On-
Demand)
Today's changing business
model includes a new challenge for service providers. Even in an era of terabit-sized,
ultra-powerful forwarding planes, service providers still experience difficulty running every
service at any location, and on any network element. What's the answer? A highly scalable,
independent IP/MPLS Control Plane. In this webcast, we'll examine the many applications that
a scalable control plane can enhance, and discuss the potential of using this technology in
conjunction with an open Software Development Kit or SDK in the network OS. Learn More or Register Now. |
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Inside Telecom Live: Carrier Ethernet Service Models
(Now Available On-
Demand)
| The market for carrier
Ethernet services is projected to triple over the next five years, but the market is made up
of a diverse and rapidly changing group of service providers. With a mix of different
networks, technologies, service territories, financial models and target customers, the
business model for carrier Ethernet services is highly subjective. Join
Telephony's Ed Gubbins and Boyd
Chastant of IDC as they guide service providers through the various
shades of the Ethernet service business model and explain the implications of each choice. Learn More or Register Now. |
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Inside Telecom Live: Differentiating IPTV
(Now Available On-
Demand)
| As telecom service providers
enter the television marketplace, they are charged with matching (or exceeding) the quality,
service and features of cable TV, while offering consumers a compelling reason to switch.
Telcos also face a choice: challenge on price or challenge on quality service and features.
What is it that consumers care about the most, and what do you need to do to meet customer
expectations? Join Telephony's Sarah Reedy and Jonathan Hurd of
Altman Vilandrie & Company as they explore the options, challenges and
choices that IPTV operators face at this critical juncture. Learn More or Register Now.
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Inside Telecom Live: Wireless Backhaul
(Now Available On-
Demand)
| As wireless networks of all
sizes become saturated with data services, more demands are placed on the leased backhaul
lines that keep them operating. Is now the time for carriers to go one step further and take
direct ownership of their backhaul networks? If so, what technologies should they pursue?
Join Telephony's Kevin Fitchard and John Celentano of
Skyline Marketing as they explore the options, challenges and choices that
wireless network operators face as they expand their backhaul networks to meet demand. Learn More or Register Now.
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Inside Telecom Live: Winning the Rural Network Battle
(Now Available On-
Demand)
| Competition in the rural
telecom markets is increasing as cable providers and wireless operators grow covetous of both
the high-value rural subscriber and the federal funding associated with building out rural
markets. Independents need to be on top of their game, and understanding the competitive
landscape is crucial for survival.
Telephony's Carol Wilson talks to Pivot Media's Bernie Arnson in
this Webcast: “Winning the Rural Network Battle.”
Watch this webcast now.
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Inside Telecom Live: Beyond the Bundle--The real value in quadruple play
(Now Available On-
Demand)
| Investment in triple- and
quadruple-play bundled services offerings has been seen as a hedge against customer churn,
but now that they are in place, service providers are looking for new ways to maximize the
investment. Join Vince Vittore of Yankee Group and
Carol Wilson of Telephony as they explore this new
asset that service providers hold and the potential consumer privacy pitfalls it can bring.
Watch this webcast now. |
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Inside
Telecom Live: Separating the Truth from the Hype on 700 MHz
(Now Available On-
Demand)
| 700 MHz has been touted as the
new beachfront property in wireless, but how much do we really know about it? Join us live
on December 4th as Telephony's Kevin Fitchard and Peter
Jarich and Bill Ho of Current Analysis separate
fact from the fiction on 700 MHz and January's hotly-debated auction. Learn More or Watch this webcast now. |
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Inside
Telecom LIVE:
Managed Security Services as a New Revenue Stream
(Now Available On-
Demand)
| Large-scale denial-of-service
attacks and other organized hacker threats are costing business customers millions in lost
resources and productivity. To keep up with manage responses to these threats, enterprises
are turning to managed security services that provide both detection and mitigation of a full
range of possible network threats. Join Telephony Editor-in-Chief
Carol Wilson and Counse Broders, Current Analysis' Senior Research Director for Telecom
Services, as they explore the current state of insecurity for business use of the Internet,
and the ways in which service providers can create and deliver new managed security services
to help large enterprise customers address these concerns. Watch this webcast now. |
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