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Technical Seminars
NextGen Datacom provides a variety of technical
material to assist your people in understanding data communications.
Seminars are an excellent way to provide additional motivation
to employees by investing in them, building the base of information
your product teams need to be effective, and providing an independent
view confirming your product direction.
Existing Seminars include:
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DOCSIS and CATV Systems - Technology Protocols
and Competition
The technical details of the cable modem
standard (1 day, 2 day, or 90 minute versions available)
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Cable Modem & ADSL - Technology Applications
and Myths
Contrasting the Cable Modem and ADSL technologies.
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Network Computing Models - Thin Client Business
Opportunities
Understand the Network computing paradigm,
its market and impact on network infrastructure.
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Data Communications
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Seminar 1- An introduction to Data Networks
An introduction to various data communications
protocols, why they differ, and the protocol layers.
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Seminar 2 - Making Useful Networks
Understand network addressing, differences
between switching & routing, and network management.
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Seminar 3 - ATM, Frame Relay, & Cable
Modems
Details of how these protocols work.
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Seminar 4 - TCP / IP
Understand how it works, routing protocols,
and migration to version 6.
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Seminar 5 - xDSL Technologies
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Challenges with Transmission of data over CATV
networks
Technical issues with using the reverse path,
how to project upstream/downstream bandwidth needs, and tiered
billing.
Additional technical seminars can be easily
created to meet you needs. These seminars can focus on emerging
technology trends, technical implementations of specific technologies,
and implications of alternative technologies on your products.
These seminars can include targeted material on:
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Home Networking
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Wireless LANs
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Fiber communications (Fibre Channel, FSAN,
Gigabit Ethernet, DWDM, SONET, or PON)
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Cable modems
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xDSL
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Voice over IP (VoIP)
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Patents - what is patentable, the patent process,
and how to introduce your intellectual property into the
standards bodies.
Seminars can be customized for your needs.
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