Technologies for Convergence and Multi-Service Networks

Duration: 3 Days
Price: �2095* Plus Applicable Taxes

26 - 28 May 10LondonRegister

Date:

Recent technological developments in telecommunications core and access networks are allowing operators to build cost-effective multi-service networks and offer converged services to their customers.

This Technologies for Convergence and Multi Service Networks 3-day training course will provide you with a clear understanding of the technologies, services and the market available through the convergence of telecoms, Internet and broadcasting networks.

You will explore in detail the architectures and technologies that are being deployed in next generation networks and will provide you with a comprehensive insight into how multi-service networks are being designed and operated.

Why should you attend this course?

Attend this essential 3-day training course and you will be able to:

Define convergence and debate examples of convergence within the market and identify relevant industry trends
Understand the main technologies deployed in next generation networks and contrast wireless and wireline access technologies
Discuss the functions of the core network, technologies deployed and the move to all IP networks. Also learn how services will be delivered by IP networks
Identify the main technologies for broadcasting digital TV and what is required to deliver IPTV
Describe billing, OSS and BSS platform requirements in converged networks
Debate the security threats to IP networks and describe strategies to combat these.

Course Summary:

Introduction to Convergence
Technologies for Convergence
Access Network Technologies
Core Network Technologies
Converged Service Delivery
Digital Television and IPTV
Operating the Converged Network

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Who Should Attend this Course?

You will benefit from this programme if you wish to develop an understanding of the strategies and technologies required to develop and operate a multi-service network and offer successful converged services.

Although no prior knowledge is required, you would benefit from a basic understanding of telecommunications.