Optelian’s chief technology officer (CTO), Dr Sheldon Walklin, will serve on an expert panel entitled ‘Reducing Costs and Generating New Revenue with Metro P-OTS 2.0’ at the Ethernet & SDN Expo 2013 in New York.
Since their debut in 2007, metro packet-optical transport systems have been a major growth engine for optical suppliers. During the past two years, the packet functionality in P-OTS has risen in prominence. Not only is the industry seeing true hybrid functionality (of packet and SONET/SDH), but there have also been P-OTS deployments in packet-only mode. At the same time, the deployment of DWDM optics in P-OTS has increased steadily, as fiber has moved deeper and deeper into metro networks.
In the Reducing Costs and Generating New Revenue with Metro P-OTS 2.0 session, panelists will explore the key packet and optics functions and characteristics of “Metro P-OTS 2.0, ” and how these next-generation systems are enabling service providers to reduce costs per bit as well as differentiate and generate new revenue streams.
“Optelian has had a banner year thus far with our recent product announcements and overall company growth,” said Dr Walklin. “The opportunity to speak on the ‘Metro P-OTS 2.0 ’ panel, with such a great group of industry thought-leaders, is truly an honor. We look forward to the conference and to further advancing the virtues of our Intuitive Packet Optical Networking.”
Light Reading ’s Ethernet & SDN Expo is designed to meet the information needs of service providers and enterprises that are working out what next-generation services and applications to deploy, and what infrastructures will help them do this in the most cost-effective and productive manner. The expo includes two parts: a conference, moderated by analysts from Light Reading’s market research division, Heavy Reading; and an exhibition.
To learn more about Optelian ’s Intuitive Packet Optical Networking solutions, visit us at www.optelian.com/intuitivepacketoptical or at Ethernet & SDN Expo, booth E354, in New York City from October 2 – 3
To learn more Light Reading ’s Ethernet & SDN Expo 2013, visit http://www.ethernetsdnexpo.com/
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