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Digital Subscriber Line 2001 Comprehensive Report
Format: Softcover, 298 pages
ISBN: 0-933217-95-1
Price:
$495
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FEATURES
Questions Answered
- What can carriers do to speed DSL deployment?
- What can be done to improve DSL's installation success rate?
- How can DSL be managed more efficiently in the local loop?
- What solutions can be implemented to accelerate the industry's movement toward high-speed, economic, ubiquitous Internet access?
- How can providers deliver carrier-class service to a mass market and still sustain reasonable business positions?
- What are the key ingredients of DSL service management?
- How do providers meet the challenge of bulk loop qualification using existing infrastructure?
- What effect does DSL have on an ILEC's network architecture?
- How can content-caching concepts be extended across the local loop to deliver highly personalized, video-rich Web experiences?
- How can content providers deliver value-added content over broadband service providers' networks?
- How can CLECs utilize DSL to gain a competitive advantage in today's climate of tight financing?
- Can truck rolls be eliminated? What can providers do to maximize truck-roll effectiveness?
- What is required for successful plug-and-play DSL deployment?
- How should DSL be deployed in a digital loop carrier (DLC)?
- What models have been proposed to resolve access to broadband capabilities in remote terminals (RT)?
- How can competitive carriers gain access to subscribers in the suburbs?