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gbmorrison 12/5/2012 | 3:26:40 PM
re: Ericsson Makes Packet-Optical Play I'm sure NT's bankers and execs and the people long the stock are floating ERICY speculation as often as possible. But in my mind it would never happen to acquire product lines. I'm sure NT's product engineering process stumbled along and fell in a ditch long ago with the layoffs, reorgs, brain drain, low morale, and program underfunding that has to have been status quo at NT for the last 7 yrs. ERICY **could** buy NT metro for the customer accounts and market share and the patent portfolio. But the ERICY metro product programs led from Sweden are likely much more sound and this NT product would not drive the NT buy.
somedumbPM 12/5/2012 | 3:26:40 PM
re: Ericsson Makes Packet-Optical Play I keep hearing ERICY is one of the big guys in the talks of aquiring the NT MEN product line. This looks to be a competitive box - no?
Sterling Perrin 12/5/2012 | 3:26:39 PM
re: Ericsson Makes Packet-Optical Play Schmitt,
Here we go again ... Only a matter of time before a poster suggests "packet oriented optical platform" as an alternative ... again.

Sterling
Mark Sebastyn 12/5/2012 | 3:26:39 PM
re: Ericsson Makes Packet-Optical Play Guys can't use that acronym as it is hardwired into my brain as Plain Old Telephone Service.
paolo.franzoi 12/5/2012 | 3:26:37 PM
re: Ericsson Makes Packet-Optical Play
How about Packet Optical Reconfigurable Network?

We could also form the

Optical Packet Transport InterConnect ALliance.

seven
stuartb 12/5/2012 | 3:26:36 PM
re: Ericsson Makes Packet-Optical Play seven - I'd suggest Packet Optical Reconfigurable Node...
K28.5 12/5/2012 | 3:26:34 PM
re: Ericsson Makes Packet-Optical Play Sterling,
Another option is Packet Optimized Optical Platform :)
This naming game is fun.

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