BICSI 2001 Fall Conference: at a glance

August 23, 2001 Thursday, August 23 marks the final day of the BICSI 2001 Fall Conference in New Orleans, LA.
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August 23, 2001 Thursday, August 23 marks the final day of the BICSI 2001 Fall Conference in New Orleans, LA.

Today, Eraz Bashan, Iamba Technologies (www.iamba.com), will cover value-added broadband applications addressing small- and medium-sized business clients, including ATM-based systems, IP layer and equipment, and high-speed WAN connections.

Doug Coleman, Corning Cable Systems (www.corningcablesystems.com), will describe a zone cabling architecture that extends fiber deeper into the horizontal to optimize cabling costs and improve reliability and maintenance.

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