Overview
of Telecom Technologies and Services
Next session to be held in
Cape Town, South Africa: 22 February - 26 February
2010
| Program
Description |
| A 5-day Training
Program to provide participants with an overview
of telecommunications technologies and services
and an understanding of telecommunications
networks.
|
| Overall
Objectives |
- Describe the fundamentals of the telecommunications
network and its evolution
- Define common telecommunications terms
and technologies
- Provide an understanding of public and
private network technologies and services
- Explain the use of customer premises
equipment in various customer specific applications
and services
- Provide an overview of various telecoms
technologies including Voice over IP (VoIP),
metro Ethernet and Wi-Fi/WiMAX
- Provide an understanding of voice and
data convergence in telecommunications networks
and Quality of Service (QoS) issues arising
from convergence
|
| Who
should attend |
Methodology |
- New telecommunications personnel in engineering
or operations interested in a general overview
of telecommunications technologies and services
- Telecommunications managers looking to
complement their skill-set by gaining a
better understanding of telecommunications
technologies and services
|
- The Training Programs combine expert presentations,
workshops, case studies and discussions
on real-life situations faced by participants.
- Complete training material is provided
to all participants for future reference
and follow-up action plans.
|
| Duration |
Price |
| 5 days |
US$3,295/person |
| |
|
| Registration
deadline |
Payment
deadline |
TBD |
TBD |
| Content |
|
- Telecommunications fundamentals
- Evolution of telephone technologies
- Telephony standards
- Plain Old Telephone Service (POTS)
- Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN)
- Circuit and packet switching
- Analog and digital technologies
- The Internet
- Central office connections (local loops)
- Access points
- Cabling
- Transport and signaling networks
- Data over switched telephone networks
- Access and terminal equipment networks
- Telecommunications terms and technologies
- Bandwidth and capacity
- Encoding/decoding
- Modulation/demodulation
- Multiplexing/demultiplexing
- Synchronous and asynchronous transmission
- Local Area Networks (LANs) and Wide Area
Networks (WANs)
- Network architectures
- Public and private telephone networks
- Leased lines and trunks
- Switched networks
- Switched circuit and packet services
- Dedicated services
- Intelligent networks
- Signaling System 7 (SS7)
- Transmission media
- Customer premises equipment and services
- Private Branch eXchange (PBX)
- Key Telephone System (KTS)
- Centrex: analog and digital
- Automatic Call Distribution (ACD)
- Computer Telephony Integration (CTI)
- Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
- Voice mail
- Virtual Private Networks (VPN)
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- Emerging technologies and applications
- Voice and data integration
- Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)
- VoIP
- Cable modems
- IP Centrex
- IP VPNs
- Digital access and transport systems
- Digital hierarchies (T1/T3, E1/E3)
- Integrated Service Digital Network (ISDN)
- Basic and Primary Rate Interface (BRI/PRI)
ISDN
- Digital Access and Cross-connect System
(DACS)
- xDSL
- Synchronous Optical Network (SONET)
- Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (SDH)
- Frame relay
- ATM
- Metro Ethernet
- Wireless communications
- Wireless communications
- Components of wireless networks
- Fixed broadband access
- Wireless LANs/WANs
- Microwave communications
- Satellite communications
- Second Generation (2G) mobile technologies
(GSM, TDMA, CDMA networks)
- Third Generation (3G) mobile networks
and beyond
- Personal Communications Service (PCS)
standards
- Wi-Fi/WiMAX
- Technology overview
- Wi-Fi/WiMAX applications
- Convergence
- Voice and data networks
- Applications and services (triple and
quadruple plays, presence services)
- Voice over different media
- QoS
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| Assumptions |
- The price is per person and includes
tuition, materials, lunches and refreshments
during the training program.
- The price does not include flights and
in country travel to get to and from venue.
- Registrants are responsible for paying
all taxes claimed by any authority of their
home country.
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| Contact |
| If you want to know more about this training
session contact us at: |
t: +1 514 270 1636
f: +1 215 701 7537
e: sales@hottelecom.com
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