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Dr. Kumar N. Sivarajan, CTO, Tejas Networks speaks at NCC, IIT Madras.
Bangalore, India, January 31- February 2, 2003 : Dr. Kumar N. Sivarajan, CTO, Tejas Networks conducted a tutorial on “Next Generation Optical Networks” along with Abhay Karandikar of IIT Bombay. This workshop dealt with the developments in next-generation optical networking technology, the need to provide cost-effective solutions for deploying data services over an SDH/SONET network infrastructure especially for providing Ethernet/IP services, the emergence of DWDM as a technology of choice for high capacity backbone networks. Also discussed were issues such as the use of optics for switching and the developments in the control and management of optical networks, including the currently evolving Generalized Multi-Protocol Label Switching (GMPLS) standards.
Dr. Sivarajan, also spoke at the workshop “201M connections by 2001- Making a Business Case” along with other eminent panelists and participated at the “Indian Product Showcase “. At the product showcase the TJ100 family of next-generation SDH/SONET products from Tejas Networks was presented. To view the recording of the presentation click on http://www.tenet.res.in/ncc_workshop.shtml
About Tejas Networks
Founded in 2000, Tejas Networks develops software-differentiated, next-generation SDH/SONET products that enable telecommunication carriers to converge traditional voice-based networks with the new data-dominated networks- all at substantial cost savings. Tejas products are being used to address the bottleneck of distributing bandwidth from the high-capacity backbones, in addition to their use in building regional backbone networks.For more information, visit Tejas Networks at http://www.tejasnetworks.com/
About NCC
The National Conference on Communications is organised annually by the Joint Telematics Group at one of the IITs/IISc. It is the premier national meeting for academics, industry professionals, developers, policy makers and students in the areas of Communications, Networking and Information Technology to exchange and brainstorm ideas, identify common goals, and recharge oneself. NCC 2003 is packed with tutorials, plenary talks, and paper sessions on a wide range of topics. There is also a session showcasing some products developed in India.
For more comprehensive information click on http://tenet.res.in/ncc2003/index.php
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