Gianni Burzi, Head of Sales, Albis Technologies
Gianni Burzi, Head of Sales, Albis Technologies talks to Telecoms.com at Broadband World Forum 2011.
Turning knowledge into action
Ulrich Schoen, Head of Technology – Business Services, Nokia Siemens Networks, talks to telecoms.com at Broadband World Forum 2011, about using analytics to turn knowledge and data into action so carriers can offer greater quality of service.
The ubiquitous access network
Wim te Niet, VP – Global Sales, LG-Ericsson, talks to telecoms.com at Broadband World Forum 2011 about the rise of the ubiquitous access network.
Gateway to LTE
Kris Shankar, SVP Sales and Marketing, TranSwitch AND Frank Paetsch, CTO, TELES speak to Telecoms.com at Broadband World Forum 2011.
The´odore Martin Martin, CEO, Vedicis
The´odore Martin Martin, CEO, Vedicis talks to Telecoms.com at Broadband World Forum 2011.
Dan Rabinovitsj, SVP & GM – Networking Business Unit, Qualcomm
Dan Rabinovitsj, SVP & GM – Networking Business Unit, Qualcomm talks to Telecoms.com at Broadband World Forum 2011.
Giuseppe Manuele, Executive VP – Sales, Actelis
Giuseppe Manuele, Executive VP – Sales, Actelis speaks to telecoms.com at the Broadband World Forum 2011 event.
Broadband users in the UK are getting short-changed when it comes to their internet speeds, a survey has found. A survey by UK newspaper the Guardian online with 3,000 respondents indicated that there is a significant shortfall between the maximum speeds customers are promised and the speeds they actually receive.
Analyst house Informa Telecoms & Media (publisher of Broadband World News) has released new figures revealing that the High Speed Broadband (HSBB) network being built by Telekom Malaysia is comfortably outpacing other NBNs being deployed including in the region, including rival Singapore’s NGNBN as well as those being rolled out in Australia and New Zealand.
The Dutch senate has passed a net neutrality law that makes it illegal for ISPs in the country to filter the internet. The laws, which were passed unanimously earlier this week, means that all traffic must be treated equally and may not be blocked or throttled. The Netherlands is the first European country to adopt such a law, and the second country in the world to do so after Chile.
The move ensures that end users have
Ulrich Schoen, Head of Technology – Business Services, Nokia Siemens Networks, talks to telecoms.com at Broadband World Forum 2011, about using analytics to turn knowledge and data into action so carriers can offer greater quality of service.
- 6th Annual Mobile Network Optimisation Summit Amwaj Rotana, Dubai, UAE May 28, 2012 - May 29, 2012
- MVNOs Industry Summit Latam 2012 Sao Paolo, Brazil May 29, 2012 - May 30, 2012
- 4G networks and beyond - building for today, planning for tomorrow Sponsored by Mobinets May 30, 2012 - May 31, 2012
- Operators versus OTT: Mapping the future of the mobile content and services market Informa telecoms & Media Webinar May 30, 2012 - May 31, 2012
- Mobile Video and LTE: Profitability Challenge or Revenue Opportunity? Sponsored by Openet and ByteMobile May 31, 2012 -

To whet your appetite for the event here is a preview of Category 4: Most Significant Development for Commercial LTE Network by an Operator.

Adi Kusma is president of Biznet Networks, one the leading telecoms providers in Indonesia. He is appearing on Day One of the Broadband ip&TV Asia 2012 conference, taking place on the 15th-16th May 2012, KL Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Telecoms.com speaks to him about the major developments and challenges in the region.

Heru Sutadi is Commissioner at the Indonesian Telecom Regulatory Authority. He is speaking on Day One of the Broadband Asia 2012 conference on the 15th-16th May 2012, KL Convention Centre, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Ahead of the upcoming conference Telecoms.com talks to him about the challenges facing service providers and operators in rolling out broadband in the country.

The IEEE Standards Association has published new revisions to the standards defining wireless local area network (LAN) products. The new IEEE 802.11 standards already underpin wifi applications globally, but the standards have now been expanded, due to the increasing relevance of new applications, such as the smart grid, the IEEE 802.11 working group explained.







