
Ethos connects with PBB-TE
Targets connection-oriented platforms towards data and wireless backhaul
By Sean Buckley
In this audiocast, Hayim Porat, CTO & Co-Founder of Ethos Networks talks about the emergence of carrier-oriented Ethernet and the subsequent ratification of the IEEE's 802.1Qay standard.

IMS Forum: bring OSS out of the back office
In this audiocast, Michael Khalilian, Chairman and President of the NGN and IMS Forums, talks about the launch of the Forum's BSS/OSS and Security Technical Working group.

ADC: broadband stimulus package is a great jumpstart
In this audiocast, Jaxon Lang, Vice President Global Connectivity Solutions Americas for ADC, talks about how ADC will address how its customers can get the most out of the Obama administration's broadband stimulus plan.

Broadband stimulus: an enabler, not the end-all be-all
In this roundtable-based audiocast series, telecom industry experts from Alcatel-Lucent and fiber-to-the-home overbuilder Cinergy addresses the Obama Administration's proposed $7.2 billion broadband stimulus bill.

ADC: fiber to the cell tower is rising
In this audiocast, Pat O'Brien, president of ADC's global connectivity solutions division, talks about how the ongoing demand for data-intensive applications will drive the need for more fiber-based wireless backhaul.

Nokeena pushes boundaries of online video delivery
In this Telecom Engine Audiocast, Rajan Raghavan, CEO and co-founder of Nokeena Networks, talks to us about the company's debut and how it can bring a value-added service experience to the burgeoning online video business.

A supply-side argument in the broadband stimulus
In this roundtable-based Audiocast series, telecom industry experts address the Obama administration's proposed broadband stimulus bill.

SMS finds new utility
Frank Bernhard, research director and technology economist for Omni Research, addresses how SMS service is not just about basic text messaging anymore.

Clearfield makes the connection
Johnny Hill, chief operating officer of Clearfield, talks about how the rules of last mile fiber connectivity are evolving from an "outside in" to an "inside out" approach.

MetaSwitch grows up
John Lazar, the newly appointed CEO of MetaSwitch, addresses his new role and how he will position the company to address next-gen voice switching market trends.

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