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Telecoms Mini MBA

Duration: 5 Days
Price: �4995* Plus Applicable Taxes

Date:
	27 - 02 Mar 12	Singapore	Register
	22 - 26 Apr 12	Dubai	Register
	18 - 22 Jun 12	Johannesburg	Register
	19 - 23 Mar 12	London	Register
	19 - 23 Mar 12	Istanbul	Register

TECHNOLOGY MODULES

"Very informative and helpful considering I have no telecoms background" SH, Zain

Telecoms Technologies � The Emerging Picture

With telecom technologies changing rapidly, there is a need to thoroughly understand the capabilities, limitations, and implications as each new system is adopted. This module sets out the emerging picture logically � tackling the building blocks first, before looking at the different access and core network systems in more detail.

The picture is built up from the basics to include the way in which the different technologies and elements interact to provide the overall user experience. For the mobile technologies, we concentrate on the 3GPP family, and the evolutionary path through GSM, GPRS, EDGE, 3G W-CDMA and HSxPA, and onto LTE and also

including WiMAX. Interoperability, compatibility, and roaming scenarios are all illustrated.

Network Building Blocks

Network Architectures
Connecting it all together

Mobile

3GPP (GSM) Family
3GPP2 Family
3G and Beyond
Alternative Access (incl WiFi)

Fixed

Access Schemes
Cable
DSL Technology
Fibre

Convergence

Technologies
NGN and IMS

WiMAX

Capabilities
Technology
Implementation

"Excellent - gave me a formalised technical overview" DT, McKinsey & Co

Service Delivery and Supporting Systems

As the service mix becomes increasingly complex (and IPcentric), effective service delivery and support systems become increasingly important. This module looks at the issues of service implementation, provision, control, and billing. Both the Operational Support System (OSS), and Business Support System (BSS) are examined, including the evolving techniques used in modern Billing systems and CRM platforms. Finally, we focus on simplifying the provision of OSS and BSS systems through initiatives such as NGOSS.