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The seminar will first analyze the reasons for demand for high speed as well as
mobility, discussing the different immerging applications. Later we will focus
on wire-line and wireless access technologies. In the technology part we will
focus on the four leading access technologies - Cable, ADSL, WBA (including
WiFi/WiMax) and GSM-2.5G and 3G. Niche technologies will also be shortly
covered, such as VDSL and Satellite. Topics such as HFC, DOCSIS, DVB, G.Lite,
ADSL, ADSL2+, GPRS, EDGE, HSDPA and HSUPA will be part of the focus. ADSL2+ as a
“Full Service” solution is discussed as well. Advantages and disadvantages of
these competing technologies will summarize the day.
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- Introduction
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Why higher and
Higher speeds
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The Triple play
requirement: is it real?
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Movies on the PC?
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Movies on the
handheld device
(PDA? 3G Phone? Laptop?)
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Pay-per view over IP
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What does HDTV has
to do with all that?
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Why MPEG-4 is not
arriving to the STB immediately?
- Terrestrial wire-line Technologies
- ADSL
- ADSL2 and ADSL2+
- Cable Modems
- Power-Line
- More?
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- Wireless Technologies
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GPRS
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EDGE and EGPRS
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HSDPA
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WiFi
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WiMax
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Old Broadband
Wireless: LMDS, MMDS
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Broadband through
Satellite
- Applications
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Introduction to
H.264, MPEG2 and MPEG4
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Multicast
applications
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The importance of
triple-play
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The survival of
niche solutions
- Summary
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- R & D and Marketing people from companies supplying CATV, xDSL, Satellite or
LMDS/MMDS based systems
- Marketing from service-providers
- Communications consultants
- System designers or potential users of multimedia distribution systems
- People involved in designing multimedia distribution over the Internet
- Engineers involved in the design of components for high-speed data
communications system and want to have better view of the full picture
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