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CAMEL Advanced
Course Format: On-site
Customized Application for the Mobile network Enhanced Logic, or CAMEL for short, is an important standard for intelligent mobile communications networks. Now under deployment worldwide, CAMEL enables mobile network operators to offer value-added services quickly and efficiently. This, the second of our two courses on CAMEL, builds on the strong foundation of CAMEL knowledge we laid down in ...
 

CAMEL Fundamentals
Course Format: On-site
Customized Application for the Mobile network Enhanced Logic, or CAMEL for short, is an important standard for intelligent mobile communications networks. Now under deployment worldwide, CAMEL enables mobile network operators to offer value-added services quickly and efficiently. In this course, you will undertake a comprehensive study of this key technology. You will begin by understanding...
 

VoIP Fundamentals
Course Format: On-site
It is not easy to master VoIP. It’s a complex technology. The introduction and popularity of SIP means truly open system standards and options that are not vendor specific. Added to this, there are many deployment options available. Given this complexity, it’s no surprise that IT and telecom engineers find it hard to determine the optimum design and deployment choices for their environment. ...
 

ISDN
Course Format: On-site
An ISDN is an end to end digital network capable of simultaneous transmission of a range of services such as voice, data and video etc. ISDN offers the power of dedicated bandwidth, that had been available with point to point full and fractional E1/T1 static leased lines. ISDN then gives the user the power to switch that bandwidth to any given destination in the same way as setting up a telepho...
 

SS7 Advanced
Course Format: On-site
SS7/C7 is a system used to implement signaling and protocols for telecommunications networks. Signaling System No. 7 is commonly known in North America as SS7 and elsewhere throughout the world as C7. SS7 supports both fixed-line and cellular networks. In recent years, expanded telecommunications services have resulted in the introduction of additional SS7 protocols and functionality. The co...
 

SS7 Fundamentals
Course Format: On-site
Signaling System No. 7 is commonly known in North America as SS7 and elsewhere throughout the world as C7. SS7/C7 is a system used to implement signaling and protocols for telecommunications networks. SS7 supports both fixed-line and cellular networks. In recent years, expanded telecommunications services have resulted in the introduction of additional SS7 protocols and functionality. The co...
 

DNS Implementation
Course Format: On-site
DNS is probably one of the most crucial applications on the modern Internet. Without it the names we commonly use to refer to servers, web-sites, e-mail servers and so on would not exist. Despite DNS being in wide-spread use across the Internet, it is often misunderstood and incorrectly configured. This course teaches the operation and management of DNS in detail. Audience: This ...
 

Telecommunications Fundamentals
Course Format: On-site
A lively overview of the telecom industry, buzzwords., technologies, concepts, and trends. Explore the vast telecom landscape from standards and protocols to premise, access and transport technologies. Understand telecom Protocols, Telephony, Premises Technologies, Access and Transport Technologies, Voice and Data Convergence, Voice over IP (VoIP), Softswitch and Wireless and Optical Networking...
 

PBX Fundamentals
Course Format: On-site
This course is designed to provide a general overview for strategic or telecom managers, Datacom managers with responsibility for telecom, Call Center designers, consultants, communications professionals, software engineers, system engineers, network professionals, VoIP implementers, Network integrators, Product and service developers, Industry analysts, marketing and sales professional, IT pro...
 

Wireless for Law Enforcement & Homeland Security
Course Format: On-site
In this four-to-five day course, you will undertake a non-technical yet fairly deep review of wireless technologies from the perspective of law enforcement. The optional fifth day adds a day-long case study of the particular technology of interest to the audience. Audience: Are you a technical investigations, public safety, law enforcement, or homeland security professional who need...
 

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