Digital Subscriber Line 2001 Comprehensive Report

Format: Softcover, 298 pages
ISBN: 0-933217-95-1
Price: $495

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WHO SHOULD READ THIS REPORT

• Competitive local-exchange carriers (CLEC) that hope to thrive in today's increasingly competitive marketplace
• Incumbent local-exchange carriers (ILEC) that must evolve their networks to meet the bandwidth requirements of both business and residential customers
• Internet service providers (ISP) that must offer enhanced, bandwidth-intensive services to remain competitive
• Application service providers (ASP) that must bridge the last mile of broadband connectivity to deliver guaranteed outsourced services
• Enterprise information technology (IT) managers that must understand the differences among the various DSL technologies and anticipate which is most appropriate for their networks
• Equipment vendors that must keep abreast of both the changing network infrastructure and the preferred digital architectures
• Interexchange carriers (IXC) whose innovative end-to-end networks will utilize DSL's reach into the local loop
• Regulators that will shape the future of the competitive market for DSL technologies through continued policy making
• University professors whose research and courses must reflect the most recent developments in digital networks and transmission media