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INTERNET ESSENTIALS ™
DAY TWO
NEXT GENERATION NETWORKS

Building on the foundation laid in Days One, Day Two addresses the near and distant future of telecommunications and its convergence with related industries - including computing, consumer electronics, entertainment, publishing, and power utilities. The evolution of broadband capabilities in the PSTN, Internet, Cable TV and Wireless infrastructures are discussed, with a focus on the applications scenario driving the requirement for new classes of networks as well as technologies for enabling interactive service platforms. These advanced applications include high-speed data transfer, Internet and e-commerce applications, interactive visual communications, multimedia information systems, and mobility. Broadband networking discussions include the emerging three-tiered broadband architecture (access, edge and core), the role of IP and ATM at the edge and in the backbone, the nature of the intelligent edge and the multiservice access and core, service class and quality of service definitions, and optical networking. Day Two also covers the essentials of wireless communications and broadband wireless developments. Throughout the seminar, videos portraying networked interactive multimedia and ubiquitous computing in the new millennium are provided to help visualize life in the information marketplace.

E-BUSINESS & E-COMMERCE
  • E-business principles, drivers and trends
  • E-business models
    • Content aggregators, online auctioneers, exchanges, portals, infomediaries
  • E-business providers
    • Hosting and application service providers, middleware, consultancies, service providers
  • E-business enablers
    • Content management, product configuration, transaction platforms, supply-chain management, profiling
  • E-Commerce & Security
    • Tunneling, authentication and access control, encryption standards
    • Public key management, certification authorities, digital money solutions
NEXT GENERATION NETWORKS
  • Traffic, bandwidth and application trends
  • Next Generation Networks
  • IP and ATM
  • Broadband Infrastructure
    • Intelligent Edge, Multiservice Access and Core
    • Nextgen Telcos, Softswitches, Evolving Signaling Standards
  • QoS, policy-based management
    • ATM
    • IP QoS IntServ, DiffServ, MPLS
    • LDAP, COPS
  • Optical Networking
    • SDH/SONET
    • WDM/DWDM (IP over DWDM), Managed wavelength services, Optical networking, OADMs, OXCs, Optical Switches, and Optical Routers
  • Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)
    • Architecture, interfaces, transmission path, service classes, markets
 BROADBAND ACCESS ALTERNATIVES
  • Broadband access trends
  • Twisted-pair alternatives
    • HDSL, SDSL, MSDSL, ADSL, RADSL, VDSL
  • Hybrid architectures
    • Hybrid fiber coax (HFC) & cable modems
    • Fiber-to-the-curb (FTTC), switched digital video (SDV)
  • Fiber optic alternatives
    • Fiber-to-the-home (FTTH), Passive optical networks (PON)
  • Wireless solutions
    • DBS, MMDS, LMDS/MVDS
  • Powerline
BROADBAND WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS
  • Wireless Data Networks
    • CDPD, packet radio, GSM2+
  • WAP
  • Satellite alternatives
  • Third Generation Mobile Systems
    • UMTS, IMT2000

Scheduled Dates

Singapore - June 19-20, 2000
Hong Kong - June 22-23, 2000
Taiwan - June 26-27, 2000
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Comdex Fall 2000, Las Vegas -Nov 11-12, 2000

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