Webinar Date/Time: Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at 1:00 PM (CT)
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Rural Fiber / GPON is complex and expensive.
- GPON cost model optimized for higher density markets.
- There exist new solutions to reduce the skills and the time needed to deploy fiber along rural roads, but significant challenges remain to cover the "last few hundred feet from the road" to "inside the home".
- Resistance to disruption of landscaping, terrain integrity, … still high.
- Cost and time required (including additional truck roll) to bring fiber inside the home is high with many unknowns.
G.hn allows re-use of existing copper pairs from the nearby serving terminal to the home.
- G.hn uses a passive GAM powered from the home (RPF) to extend Gigabit services to 800 feet.
Installs in less time than fiber and without disruption.
By attending this webinar, you will learn how G.hn complements fiber and fixed wireless radio in the access network to deliver gigabit services without the need to extend fiber all the way to the home or install FWA antennas and receivers on each home. While G.hn is becoming widely used in MDUs and MTUs, its flexibility and low cost make it the ideal complement in rural and lower density markets. Reusing the existing telephone pairs or coaxial cabling in place, it distributes Gigabit links to 1 or more subscribers for less than the cost of the usual truck roll for a service technician. G.hn is auto configured and supports user self-installation for quick rollout and eliminates the need to enter the premises.
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Presented by:
Pierre is an expert on data communications and holds multiple networking related patents. He also holds an M.Sc and B.Sc degree in Computer science from Sherbrooke University in Quebec (Canada).
Jim is a veteran of both direct and channel sales models both in the US and internationally, with large and small customers in a multitude of telecom market segments. He also has significant sales operations experience, including the implementation of CRMs, employee and customer portals, and all manner of back office tools.
Jim holds a bachelor’s degree in Information Systems from California Polytechnic University in Pomona California and a master’s degree in Business Administration from the Claremont Graduate School in Claremont, California.
