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CEWC 2011
October 10-13, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Stand 28
Amir Karo, Vice President of Marketing, will participate in the panel discussion entitled “Debating the Role of Carrier Ethernet in Next Generation Access,” to be held on October 11 at 5:30 PM. Ronen Guri, Director of Business Development for Mobile Backhaul Solutions, will speak on “The Pain Points and Their Remedies when Implementing Carrier Ethernet for 3G and LTE,” on October 12 at 2:55 PM.
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UTC Region 4 Meeting
October 20, Columbus, Ohio, USA
Motti Anavi, Vice President of Business Development at RAD Data Communications, Inc, will speak at 9:15 AM on “A Lightning Fast Alternative for Teleprotection – DWDM and Ethernet.” |
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4G World Expo
October 25-27, Chicago, Illinois, USA, Booth 1927
Eitan Schwartz, Vice President of Carrier Ethernet at RAD Data Communications, Inc.,will speak on October 24 at 3:05 PM on “Building Better Backhaul for Next Generation Services.”
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EUTC
October 26-28, Madrid, Spain, Stand 18
Kobi Gol, Business Development Solution Manager, will speak on “Network Support for Systems Moving to Ethernet/IP,” on Thursday, October 27 at 1:45 PM
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UTC Region 8 Meeting
October 27, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
Earl Emerson, Sales Engineer at RAD Data Communications, Inc. will speak at 8:15 AM on “Support Systems Moving to Packet Networks.”
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RAD's Chief Scientist, Dr. Yaakov Stein, blogs at http://raddata.blogspot.com/
His latest blog addresses the issue of OAM for flows in packet switched networks.
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RAD Catalog 2012
 RAD’s new 2012 catalog in English is now available. Download a PDF version here. QR barcodes have been included on all product pages. You can scan them with your smartphones or tablets to link to additional applications, information and data sheets.
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News Stories
RAD Expands Carrier Ethernet Platform
RAD Data Communications has enhanced its widely deployed EtherAccess® product portfolio with a flexible, high-capacity Ethernet and legacy TDM service aggregation platform, suitable for wholesale, mobile, business, and cloud services.
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RAD Shortlisted for Two Carrier Ethernet Awards
Presented by IIR Telecoms & Technology and the Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF), the final winners of the Carrier Ethernet Awards will be announced during this year's Carrier Ethernet World Congress.
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Carrier Ethernet for CIOs
RAD Data Communications has produced a three-part slideshow entitled “Carrier Ethernet: The CIO Perspective” that has attracted wide interest around the globe, especially in the social media. It was first introduced to the industry community in the Carrier Ethernet Access group that RAD founded on LinkedIn, which is comprised of over 500 members, the majority of whom are senior representatives of carriers and service providers. You can access the slideshow here
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Technology Trend
OAM: Application-Driven Evolution
By Yaakov (J) Stein, Chief Scientist, RAD Data Communications
Why do we pay for telephony services?
That's not a facetious question. After all, generally good voice service, frequently much better than toll quality, is available free of charge using, for example, Skype, Fring or Nimbuzz. So why does anyone pay for voice? Similarly, one can get free WiFi Internet access, email boxes, file storage and sharing, Web hosting, and software services. So why pay? The simple answer is that one doesn't pay for the service. One pays for Quality of Service guarantees. But what does QoS mean and why are we willing to pay for it?
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New Product
SFP-ER
 The innovative SFP-format SFP-ER is the latest addition to RAD’s the System-on-an-SFP family. It is a Small-Form-Factor Ethernet extender that improves bandwidth and distance of existing copper lines. The device reduces the need to install new fiber lines at customer sites.
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