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TEC37 Carrier Networking Series E05: Routing and Optical Technologies, Converged - Part II

Event Overview

This is a follow up from a previous TEC37 where we discussed the theory of collapsing the optical network into the routed network. Now commonly known as Routed Optical Networks (RON), fueled by Cisco, this architecture is being promoted heavily in the industry and is picking up steam. Join our expert panel as they discuss the current state of the technology, and what WWT is doing to be at the forefront of its evolution and adoption.

What to expect

During this TEC37, our experts will cover:
  • Current state of the architecture and its adoption
  • The RON lab and why we created it
  • Why WWT is uniquely positioned to promote, design and sell Optical and IP Transport networks

Goals and Objectives

You will leave this session educated and aware of the potential for the routed optical network, as well as WWT's capabilities in this space.

Who should attend?

Network Architects, Network Operators, Network Engineers, Sales Engineers, Account Managers

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