Make informed decisions when FttX network planning
Stewart Pert, Account Director
15.04.2019
Learn how to Design, Plan and Build an FTTH network in rural areas – 2pm, 12th March at the FttH Conference Amsterdam
Ben Allwright, VP of Advanced Network Services, will present the Wightfibre FttX planning and design case study at the FttH workshop at 2pm, 12th March.
In his presentation, Ben will highlight the particular challenges Flomatik Network Services faced in this unique island setting. He’ll talk about how to consistently deliver quality planning for building next-generation fibre networks under any set of circumstances and variables. The presentation will form part of the wider FttH workshop. The workshop is sponsored by Hexatronic and will also feature John Irvine, CEO of Wightfibre, so don’t miss these valuable planning insights.
Please email us for more information about the FttH workshop, or if you have any questions about FttX planning including PIA.
Come and visit Teleste and Flomatik at stand S29 in Amsterdam at the FTTH Council European Conference.
For more information about our presence at the show, please visit www.teleste.com/ftth2019.
With 3,000 participants from 94 countries, the FTTH Conference is the largest FTTH event in the world. More information about the exhibition is available here.
Stewart Pert, Account Director
27.02.2019
Ofcom announces new DPA rules to support full-fibre roll out
The UK could hit its full-fibre targets more quickly, now that Ofcom has ruled that access to BT Ducts and Poles be opened up to rival providers. …
Ben Allwright, Managing Director
02.03.2018
Who will pave the way for 5G?
5G mobile networks, capable of delivering 10 Gbps+ data services are coming, but are the UK’s Mobile Network Operators’ plans being thwarted by a changing regulatory landscape?
Wendy Santarossa, Business Development
19.10.2017
The changing face of broadband: New FttP infrastructures for Ultra–Fast
It seems that Fibre-to-the-Premise is finally coming and with just 3% UK coverage today, there’s much to do… …
Ben Allwright, Managing Director
30.07.2017