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Telecommunications Overview

 
Course Duration:
1 Day

Course Description:
This course is designed to provide Sales and Marketing professionals with the basic knowledge needed to understand the technologies used within the Fixed Telecommunications industry. This course is suitable for delegates with no prior knowledge of telecom technologies or the industry.


At the end of the course, delegates will be able to:
  • Understand how the industry has developed with technology
  • Understand the key technologies deployed within most telecoms networks globally
  • Understand why certain technologies are in demand for operators and what they mean to their customers
  • Understand who the major operators and manufacturers are

Prerequisites:
Delegates do not need to have any prior knowledge of telecoms or the technologies used. This course is not designed for technical engineers or similar, as it only looks at the technologies from a high level.

This course includes the following modules:

The Components of a Telecoms Network

  • The PSTN
  • The Core Network
  • The Local Loop
  • The Access Network
  • The Data Network

The Basics Technologies

  • Analogue vs. Digital
  • Modulation
  • Multiplexing
  • Switching

Basics of Public Networks

  • TDM
  • PDH
  • SDH
  • Optical Networks – WDM/DWDM
  • Why are Optical Networks key?
  • Network Management
  • Signalling Systems
  • Intelligent Networks (IN)

Basics of Data Networks

  • IP
  • LAN
  • WAN
  • VPN’s
  • X.25, Frame Relay, ATM
  • Why are these areas growing?
  • What is IP and why is it so important?

Basics of Access Networks

  • Copper, Fibre, WLL
  • ISDN
  • B-ISDN
  • XDSL and Cable Modems
  • Which will succeed and why?

Who are the major players

  • Fixed Operators
  • Carriers
  • Manufacturers
  • ISP’s
  • ASP’s
 
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