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Webinar Calendar
Webinars are free sponsored educational seminars that are accessed over the Internet. You can register for upcoming Webinars or view archived presentations via the links below. NOVEMBER 2009
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 The All-IP Enterprise
With new features like SIP Trunking anticipated to come to prominence in 2009, the interconnection model between telecom and enterprise networks has the potential to be fundamentally simplied. This Webinar will examine some of the new services that can be supported by leveraging an all-IP Enterprise model. 11/23/09
Cable’s Fiber Future: Putting PON to Work
Even as cable operators roll out Docsis 3.0 service and weigh fiber-to-the-premises (FTTP) extensions, it’s becoming clear that they will have to upgrade further to some type of PON technology to deliver higher-bandwidth services to business and possibly even residential customers. But what’s not clear is when or how that PON upgrade will happen. It’s also not clear which flavor of PON technology will prevail – EPON, GPON, or some other variant. In this Webinar, we look at the alternatives available to MSOs, the pros and cons of the different approaches, and the work and costs that would be involved. 11/24/09
Managing Fiber Networks: Advantage Opex?
The "secret sauce" in any fiber deployment is the ability to greatly reduce operating expenditures, and the quality of the management system and software in a fiber deployment is core to that ability. This Webinar looks at what is possible, and what network builders should expect from state-of-the-art fiber management systems. 11/25/09
DECEMBER 2009
DATE
Rethinking Mobile Data Rate Plans: What Consumers Think*
Mobile network operator revenue growth is currently being driven by data services-- but those services are driving huge new traffic loads that are increasingly hard to manage-- or to justify. Is there a way out of this impasse? In this Webinar, we will be presenting exclusive new consumer research that suggests that there is. Our research suggests that consumers are highly receptive to innovative rate plans that would enable telcos to better manage traffic congestion than their current plans. In this webinar, we'll discuss this research, and consider its implications for mobile operators. 12/02/09
Carrier Ethernet Services: Tools & Techniques for Differentiation in a Crowded Market
This Webinar explores a wide range of options service providers have to gain competitive advantage in the fast-moving Ethernet market. Topics covered will include: ubiquitous connectivity, value-added applications, end-to-end SLAs, robust service management/OAM, service interworking, high availability, bandwidth granularity and scaleability, tailored service options, robust Web service portals, and MEF services certification. 12/03/09
SIP: Location-Based Services & Privacy Concerns
The devices we use every day have become location aware. Cell-phones, laptops, and cars know where they are and applications that use that information are emerging. As device, application, and API designers, it's far to easy to focus making location easy to share without regard to the privacy concerns that are inherently coupled to that location. Fortunately, substantial work has been put into creating standard ways to address those concerns. 12/07/09
Pyramid/Heavy Reading Webinar - Mobile Backhaul in Latin America: Emerging Market Opportunities
The emergence of 3G mobile data services in Latin American markets will increase pressure on network operators to deploy more robust technologies for mobile backhaul. Understanding the specific business and technology requirements for operators in this region is critical to success in this emerging sector. This joint Pyramid Research/Heavy Reading webinar will identify key mobile data service trends across the region, focusing on the highest-growth national markets, and address the backhaul technology options available to mobile operators in the region. 12/07/09
Deploying Dynamic Optical Networks
With wavelength selective switching (WSS) widely deployed in operator networks today, carriers are taking the next steps towards creating truly dynamic optical networks. This Webinar will explore how ROADM technology is continuing to evolve, including advancements in “colorless” and “directionless” ROADMs, and will discuss how these technology advancements will make networks more automated and efficient. The webinar will also explore the continuing evolution of the optical control plane, including ASON/GMPLS advancements and the future of multi-layer interworking. 12/08/09
Testing & Optimizing LTE Networks
Despite substantial global support for LTE, it’s still early days for the technology, with significant work to be done on developing, optimizing, and verifying User Equipment (UE) and network equipment ahead of commercial service launch. This Webinar will examine the role of test and measurement across the LTE product development cycle from initial product design to field testing, commercial rollout, and ongoing performance optimization. The scope of this webinar will include the complete end-to-end LTE network, from the UE through to the Evolved Packet Core, with specific focus on air interface from both UE and enhanced Node B sides. 12/09/09
Targeted Advertising: Homing In on Viewers
Fearing the continued exodus of TV advertising dollars to the Internet, the cable industry has embarked on its most aggressive attempt yet to develop and deploy advanced advertising. Comcast, Charter, Cablevision, and other cable operators have begun testing next-gen ad systems that target commercials to viewers based on anonymous demographic data, while a new industry joint initiative, Canoe Ventures, is spearheading research and development efforts. This Webinar will examine cable’s fledgling targeted TV efforts, delve into the opportunities and challenges that MSOs face, and discuss the new equipment, software, and other products that cable providers must employ to break into the advanced advertising business. 12/09/09
Deploying 40G Networks Today
Network operator demand for higher capacities beyond 10 Gbit/s continues to swell. The good news is that, following a long and rocky road, 40G transport technology is here at last. This Webinar will discuss the key operator considerations in migrating from 10G to 40G, including interoperability with existing lines and systems, limitations in existing fibers, ROADM issues at 40G, testing 40G networks, and planning for 100G in the future. This Webinar will also detail some of the critical innovations that have made 40-Gig transport a commercial reality. 12/10/09
How to Build a Complete Robust Network for IPTV Delivery*
IPTV services put new requirements on the on the broadband networks. Certainly when it comes to all the quality of service, QoS, capacity a reliability aspects, but also the cost and business aspects. Also the investment should be future proof. It shall be ready for service differentiation and TV convergence for the three screens which also includes the connected home. In this Webinar we shall we will discuss some crucial features and how they are implemented throughout the network. We will comment on test results and give examples from live implementations. 12/11/09
Sharing QAMs: Cable Goes Universal
Eagerly awaited by the industry, universal edge QAM devices enable cable operators to share Docsis, VOD, and switched digital video traffic on the same devices, instead of using separate QAM equipment for each type of service. Thus, they are designed to boost operational efficiency and promote cost savings. What does it take to install these devices and upgrade cable networks for them? In this Webinar, we address these and other critical questions as we look at the latest developments in the universal edge QAM field. 12/14/09
40G ATCA: High Bandwitdh Platforms for 4G Wireless and Video
Second-generation ATCA platforms with 10 Gigabit Ethernet switching are already being used for LTE, WiMAX and IMS systems by most leading network equipment providers. Vendors are now introducing upgraded platforms with backplanes supporting10Gbase-KR and 40Gbase-KR4 and 40Gbit/s switching giving a 4x performance increase. These third-generation ATCA platforms are fully backwards compatible with existing 10G and 1G platforms providing a fully scalable solution. By using these latest ATCA platforms network equipment providers can support system bandwidths from 2Gbit/s to over 500Gbit/s, with network interfaces from 100Mbit/s to 40Gbit/s, using a single platform architecture and common blades. 12/14/09
Green Effect of FTTN/FTTB Networks
Recent research by Heavy Reading indicates it takes more energy to operate and cool broadband equipment deployed in carrier central offices/remote nodes + residential living units in FTTN/VDSL2 networks than in GPON-based FTTH/FTTB networks. This Webinar will share highlights from Heavy Reading's green telecom research and explore how the newest FTTH/FTTB solutions can help operators control energy consumption, energy cost, and greenhouse emissions even as they scale to meet exploding bandwidth requirements of end-users. 12/15/09
Taming Internet Video
Internet video viewing is growing rapidly. An increasing percentage of consumers is spending an increasing amount of time viewing Internet video, and it's having an impact on service providers' access networks. Video is a high-bandwidth application, and as higher resolution, professionally produced content gets online, the bandwidth impact will only become greater. At the same time, managing Internet traffic is a contentious issue deeply mired in the net neutrality debate. What solutions exist for service providers? How can they manage the steadily growing volume of video traffic on their last-mile networks? 12/15/09
Evolving Softswitch Networks to IMS
With some softswitch implementations reaching nearly a decade of commercial operation, this Webinar will examine the viability of IMS as a softswitch replacement vehicle, including business factors and emerging services requirements. 12/16/09
Social Networking & UGC: How Can Service Providers Use Them?
Social networking and user-generated content have been buzzwords in the Internet world for the last few years. But with the economy slowing drastically and many of these services unable to generate substantial revenues, is there an opportunity for service providers to integrate or offer some of these capabilities into their services? Should they partner with existing players, link to them across platforms, or develop their own applications? What kinds of capabilities and which device platforms should service providers be considering for these Web 2.0 services? Are they a revenue-generating service or a value-add? How can they be best integrated into the existing services platform? 12/17/09
JANUARY 2010
DATE
Next-Gen Broadband Packages: The Role of Policy Control
Broadband service providers need to continually innovate in order to better meet the needs of individual customers in order to avoid head-on price competition. In this Webinar, we will look at how policy control tools can be used in ways that go well beyond basic traffic management and allow more personalized packages to be developed. 01/14/10
Managed Security Services
Telecom service providers are making a major move into managed services, and managed security is proving one of the more popular ones. Web-based services are pushing more corporate data into the cloud, driving the need for more security in the cloud as well. At the same time, threats to both services and data are growing in volume and complexity, making it harder for enterprises and SMBs to keep up with the constantly shifting security picture. These trends have created a market for managed security services, and this Webinar will focus on how telecom service providers can tap into that market. 01/19/10
Voice Over LTE: Technology Options & Deployment Schedules
Voice and SMS are still the most important applications in the global wireless market and will remain critical as operators move to LTE. The challenge is to retain the feature set, capability, and reliability of the CS domain in an all-IP LTE network. This Webinar will examine the various options for supporting toll-grade voice over LTE, including CS-Fallback and VoLGA/GAN, which rely on the MSC server for call control and emerging approaches based on IMS, such as the OneVoice initiative. 01/20/10
Preparing for the Exaflood
The telecom industry is bracing for massive new bandwidth demand driven by smartphones and mobile Internet connections and by Internet-based video, including high-definition video. This demand is expected to outstrip the capacity of current core networking technology, and even the 100-Gigabit routers on the horizon aren't expected to handle what's coming. As a result, carriers may have to rethink how their networks are designed. This Webinar will quantify the challenge, explore what's known about future technologies, and look beyond the basics of Moore's Law to what truly pervasive networking will require in the future. 01/26/10
Packet-Optical Transport for Mobile Operators
Mobile operators are among the early adopters for packet-optical transport networks, including converged P-OTS systems. These operators are migrating their access networks to 4G technologies, driven by high-bandwidth mobile data and mobile video applications. This Webinar will explore how the wireline networks within mobile operators must evolve to support packet-based mobile applications of the future. 01/26/10
IP Testing: VoIP & Beyond
01/27/10
40G ATCA: High-Bandwidth Platforms for 4G Wireless & Video
Second-generation ATCA platforms with 10-Gigabit Ethernet switching are already being used for LTE, WiMax, and IMS systems by most leading network equipment providers. Vendors are now introducing upgraded platforms with backplanes supporting 10Gbase-KR, 40Gbase-KR4, and 40-Gbit/s switching, giving a 4x performance increase. These third-generation ATCA platforms are fully backwards compatible with existing 10G and 1G platforms, providing a fully scalable solution. By using these latest ATCA platforms, network equipment providers can support system bandwidths from 2 Gbit/s to over 500 Gbit/s , with network interfaces from 100 Mbit/s to 40 Gbit/s, using a single platform architecture and common blades. In this Webinar we will review the latest 01/27/10
Optical Networking for Tiers 2 & 3 Operators
The RBOCs and PTTs get most of the attention, but smaller Tier 2 and Tier 3 operators are struggling with a lot of the same network migration issues as the big operators, including traffic migration from circuit to packet, rolling out higher-speed broadband and FTTx networks, IPTV and VOD, and expanding Ethernet services. This Webinar will look at how next-generation optical networks can best serve these operators. 01/28/10
Creating Business Models for Personalized TV
As consumer consumption of video programming continues to soar, and new video delivery platforms continue to emerge, network operators are scrambling to adapt to these changes by bringing more personalized, or customized, video offerings to their subscribers. This Webinar will explore the personalization steps that cable and telco IPTV providers are taking, including advanced on-demand programming, over-the-top video, time-shifted programming, mobile video, social networking, recommendation tools, music, photos, converging multimedia services, and targeted, interactive advertising. Among other things, it will also look at the progress that service providers are making on the multi-screen “TV Everywhere” front. 01/28/10
FEBRUARY 2010
DATE
Carrier Ethernet Networks & Service Management Strategies
As operators worldwide ramp deployment of Ethernet services, they are looking for more sophisticated management tools that can help them monitor and maintain their Ethernet-based networks, provide customers with increased visibility into service performance, and underpin customer-friendly Web service portals. The IEEE, ITU, and MEF have been working to develop complementary Ethernet-related OAM solutions that include fault and performance management capabilities incorporated into network elements. These capabilities help accelerate service turn-up, manage link and end-to-end continuity and performance, and determine how well operators are meeting their service-level agreements. This session provides an overview of key OAM standards like IEE 02/03/10
Road to CTIA: Case Studies in Scaling Ethernet Backhaul
As operators begin to scale their initial packet backhaul implementations from a few hundred cell sites to several thousand, this Webinar will explore key requirements in scaling packet backhaul implementations. Industry leaders in this area will discuss technological and operational competencies that operators need to draw on to be able to scale their packet backhaul effectively and will share detailed case studies of the progress being made on the ground by lead customers. 02/04/10
Tru2way Deployments: Progress Report
Following years of false starts, the cable industry is finally moving ahead with the introduction of two-way, interactive TV sets and set-top boxes that can work on any cable system. All five of the leading U.S. MSOs have committed to rolling out OpenCable hardware and software and have signed MOUs with a number of leading consumer electronics makers. Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox, and Bright House have all started deploying tru2way set-tops, and Charter plans to start doing so. But will this costly technology become obsolete before its time? This Webinar will look at the sets and set-tops that are being deployed, the service applications that are being developed, and the technical, operational, and competitive challenges that must still 02/09/10
Subscriber Data Management: Next Steps
Subscriber Data Management has emerged as a key strategy for, not only replacing legacy HLRs, but also for providing seamless customer care and authentication capabilities regardless of the underlying subscriber device employed. In this Webinar, we will discuss future SDM growth and service driven opportunities, including policy, that will propel additional operators to make the implementation commitment. 02/09/10
Policy Control in LTE Networks
As the transition to LTE gets underway, what does it mean for the policy tools that are already being widely deployed in today’s mobile networks? This Webinar will examine the case for policy management in higher-bandwidth mobile networks, look at developments in underlying standards, and ask how mobile operators can successfully migrate existing policy platforms to LTE. 02/10/10
Provisioning Dynamic Optical Networking for Enterprise Services: What Carriers Need to Know
With the widespread availability of advanced optical-networking solutions, which include ROADM and wavelength-selective switching, already spurring market growth, carriers are actively seeking to extend these optical networks to enterprises to drive new broadband services revenue. This Webinar will explore how carriers can choose the right optical infrastructure solution and optimize their ROADM, WSS, and GMPLS/ASON technologies, as well as a host of contributing technologies and architectures, to be able to realize new enterprise broadband and managed services revenues. 02/11/10
40/100G Technology & Components
The rapidly growing number of broadband subscribers and the increased use of 10-Gigabit Ethernet are forcing carriers and enterprise network managers to look for higher-bandwidth solutions. 40/100-Gbit/s networking represents a major opportunity for system and component vendors, and at this critical period, components are a key part of the 40/100G ecosystem. This Webinar will review the market need, 40/100G technology, the remaining challenges, and the expanding range of components as the industry moves to 40 and 100G networking. 02/16/10
Over-the-Top Video: Competition or Opportunity?
There are a number of approaches to delivering video over broadband that enable service providers to actually capitalize on their broadband connections without building out an IPTV infrastructure or having to acquire content rights on their own. Companies like TiVo, ZillionTV, and Sezmi are interested in partnering with broadband ISPs to deliver access to on-demand and even over-the-air (in the case of Sezmi) content. 02/17/10
100G Optical Progress Report
Heavy Reading operator surveys indicate that demand for 100G is both real and immediate. Vendors are working hard to bring the technology to market to meet this operator demand. Although the jump from 40G to 100G will likely be smoother than the leap from 10G to 40G, it won’t be simple. Standards need to be finalized by the IEEE and the ITU-T, component companies need to cooperate on MSAs, and prices need to come down through a combination of innovation and volume. This Webinar will provide an in-depth update on where 100G is on the path to commercialization and what work needs to be done to make 100G a mainstream transport technology. 02/23/10
CESR 2.0: What's Next for Carrier Ethernet Switch Routers
Hundreds of service providers worldwide have spent billions of dollars deploying Carrier Ethernet switch/routers (CESRs) over the past five years to support next-generation Ethernet-based business, wholesale, residential IPTV/VOD/triple play, and mobile backhaul services. Many operators that have deployed early-generation CESR platforms as part of their initial shift away from legacy Sonet/SDH technology are now in the process of evaluating and deploying next-gen CESR platforms. They face an abundance of choice in terms of service-oriented features and platform capabilities, including MPLS/VPLS, PBB, PBB-TE, and (soon) MPLS-TP. Key suppliers will share the latest important technology developments and highlight ways that CESR platforms can b 02/24/10
Internet Offload in Mobile Networks
Vast increases in mobile data traffic are forcing operators think more creatively about how to manage best-effort Internet traffic. Increasingly there’s a view that they need not bear the full cost of transporting this low-revenue-per-bit traffic on expensive, optimized, mobile networks, and attention has turned to the "Internet Offload" concept. The idea is to separate best-effort Internet from high-value, delay-sensitive traffic and manage each type of data accordingly. This Webinar will examine the range of options and Internet Offload strategies open to mobile operator as they seek to reduce opex and generate profit from delivering low-cost Internet service. 02/25/10
MARCH 2010
DATE
GPON in Practice: Where, When, How?
Deployment of FTTH is one of the biggest investments that any telco will take in the next decade, so getting the details right matters. This Webinar will look at best practices in the area, asking how telcos can minimize the capex bill in different kinds of environments, while at the same time ensuring that opex benefits are maximized and that uptake by subscribers is sufficient to make the investment case actually work. 03/02/10
Multicore Processors for Carrier Networks
Multicore processors present an exciting new opportunity for network system developers with packet processing, control functions, and operating system all running on the same device. This flexibility is particularly important for carrier networks and standardized platforms such as Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture (ATCA), MicroTCA, and blade servers, where a single blade may be used in diverse applications. In this Webinar we review the latest multicore processor developments and explain how developers can make the most of these flexible devices. 03/03/10
Policy Control in LTE Networks
As the transition to LTE gets underway, what does it mean for the policy tools that are already being widely deployed in today’s mobile networks? This Webinar will examine the case for policy management in higher-bandwidth mobile networks, look at developments in underlying standards, and ask how mobile operators can successfully move existing policy platforms to LTE. 03/04/10
Docsis 3.0: Taking Wideband to the Masses
Led by Comcast, Videotron, Rogers, and Cox, North American MSOs are stepping up their rollouts of Docsis 3.0 service in major markets across the continent. Despite the recession, cable operators are introducing wideband service because of growing competition from such telcos as Verizon and AT&T, growing consumer demand for faster data speeds, surging interest in delivering IP video, and the desire to keep their edge in the broadband market. In this Webinar, we look at the early deployment results and the lessons that cable providers and equipment suppliers are learning from these initial deployments. We’ll tackle such questions as: What technical and operational challenges must be overcome to roll out 3.0 service? What are the costs of depl 03/10/10
Converged Video to the Three Screens
As service providers craft their networks to deliver multiple services, video is the final frontier. Its high bandwidth, low latency requirements make it the most difficult medium to deliver. However, it is also the highest-value application and can be used to clearly underscore the value of an integrated, all-IP network. Consumers value the ability to view preferred video content on their TVs, PCs, and mobile devices whenever they want. To enable this, service providers must make certain key technology decisions. This Webinar will explore the technology challenges and the licensing and other business model issues involved with delivering high-quality video services to all three screens. 03/11/10
Creating New Revenue From Advertising
Media companies have long benefited from dual revenue streams, selling content to consumers while also selling time or space to advertisers. As service providers increasingly aggregate and deliver content and applications across three screens, they also have an opportunity to create a secondary revenue stream. More than 90 percent of service provider respondents in a Heavy Reading survey agreed that advertising revenue would be essential within five years . This Webinar will explore the opportunities and challenges faced by providers and examine important technology and partnership approaches they can use to quickly benefit from the advertising opportunity. 03/16/10
CEAP 2.0: What's Next for Carrier Ethernet Access Platforms
Service providers worldwide are investing in about a dozen different Ethernet access solutions to support business, residential, and mobile backhaul traffic. This session highlights the latest developments in the Carrier Ethernet access market and shares real-world examples of how service providers are addressing customer needs and achieving rapid returns on their investments in cutting-edge Ethernet technologies. Specifically, we will look at experiences with three categories of carrier Ethernet access platforms (CEAPs): Ethernet-over-fiber intelligent demarcation/switch platforms; Ethernet-over-bonded copper pair platforms; and Ethernet-over-TDM access circuit platforms. 03/16/10
Is There a Business Case for Home Networking as a Service?
It’s clear that the connected home is a trend for the future, but what remains unclear is what role, if any, telecom service providers will play in helping establish, run, and trouble-shoot wired or wireless home networks that connect PCs, TVs, and – potentially – energy management systems, heating and cooling systems, home security systems, and more. This Webinar will explore business case options as well as challenges for telecom service providers in addressing the next networking frontier. 03/17/10
Maximizing the Bundle: Seamless Services Across Devices
Bundling is having an impact: A recent Heavy Reading survey of U.S. pay TV subscribers found that 45% of those surveyed had been with their current provider for five years or more. The triple-play is fast becoming a competitive necessity, but the real value of the bundle lies in integrating services across platforms. A single, seamless end-user experience across devices and locations will help differentiate service providers. What technology components can enable this? And how can service providers leverage a single architecture to enable personalized services? This Webinar will present a collection of key technologies that can drive an integrated multiplatform experience for customers. 03/18/10
IMS Renaissance
Could 2010 be the year IMS really regains momentum? After almost a five-year hiatus, and fighting a perception that it had painted itself into a corner, in 2009 IMS showed some tangible signs of momentum that could translate into real commercial presence. Accordingly, this Webinar will delve into why IMS remains the preferred approach for many Tier 1 vendors from a services perspective, while defining what has changed in the business model that could make more network operators willing to accept the technology a second time around. 03/22/10
Addressing Enterprise Requirements for Ethernet Services With Dynamic QOS & Robust SLAs
Enterprises increasingly are looking to Ethernet service providers to provide affordable dynamic traffic management that will increase their ability to adapt to changing communications requirements and support mission-critical applications. Webinar speakers will highlight how service providers can deliver Ethernet-based solutions with various quality of service (QoS) and class of service (CoS) guarantees and robust service-level agreements (SLAs) tailored for each customer's unique needs. Each CoS level can process traffic with different QoS and traffic profiles (delay, jitter, loss, bandwidth, and availability). 03/24/10
The Future of Signaling System 7 & Intelligent Network Services
SS7 and IN services have over the years proven themselves to be the gold standard for supporting robust voice services. But with the world rapidly moving to all-IP and data-centric models, operators have some difficult near-term decisions to make as they confront how to most efficiently support these services and maintain revenue streams in a next-generation context. This Webinar will discuss both business and technology factors that are critical in defining a future mode of operation strategy. 03/30/10
Deploying 40G Networks Today
During the past three years, 40G technology has moved from carrier labs to volume deployments and can be found in carrier networks in every region of the world. This Webinar will explore the key aspects of deploying 40G today. Topics will include primary applications for 40G, various modulation formats and their applications, coping with polarization mode dispersion and chromatic dispersion at 40G, and implications for ROADMs at 40G. 03/31/10
JUNE 2010
DATE
Cloud Computing & 2.0 Software
With more and more users accessing cloud-based applications, the push to deploy telecom-centric and Web 2.0 mashups continues to be a key factor that network operators must tackle to maintain customers and cash in on the IP Web services growth model. But there's no shortage of questions for telecom operators, including the impact of what using shared infrastructure and services virtualization really means in several critical areas including data security and user authentication. Therefore, this Webinar will weigh in on the business decisions that await telecom operators as they stand at the crossroads and make the decision to either leave their networks planted firmly on the ground, or attempt to soar to new heights with cloud computing. 06/10/10
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