NEBS Conference 2006
NEBS 2006 Agenda:
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Network Integrity - Transforming the Network|
Verizon Communications' 12th annual NEBS conference was another huge success! Held in Arlington, Virginia, on October 11-12, 2006, the conference brought together more than 250 experts in design, manufacturing, and testing of electrical and optical products used in the telecom industry. If you didn't attend, you missed an opportunity to interact with the companies that are transforming the telecommunications networks of the future. Check with us at this website for the announcement of next year's conference, what is sure to be another hallmark event in telecom compliance!
Verizon will be presenting its views and commentaries on NEBS Compliance issues at the following NEBS Seminars:
IQS NEBS Seminar
April 26, 2006, Marlboro, Massachusetts
Please contact the organization directly if you are interested in attending. http://www.iqscorp.com/
MET Labs NEBS Seminar
June 8 & 9, 2006, Union City, California
Please contact the organization directly if you are interested in attending. http://www.metlabs.com/pages/upcome.html
Chuck Graff, founder of the Annual NEBS Conference, explains the umbrella of coverage afforded by Verizon's NEBS compliance program.
NEBS 2006 Gold Sponsors:
If you are interested in sponsoring the NEBS Conference or the networking reception, please contact Chuck Graff at ludwig.c.graff@verizon.com. Check back here soon for updates on registration, agenda, and sponsor information, and other news.
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Vijay Jain of Verizon NQA highlights critical aspects of Verizon's fiber optic compliance (FOC) program.
After speakers present their topics, Chuck Graff opens the floor to questions for this day's discussion panel. Questions and comments from Intel and Canoga Perkins elicit further insights for the audience. This panel consists of speakers from South West Research Institute and Telcordia independent test laboratories, as well as representatives from AT&T/SBC, Qwest, and Verizon.
