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Enabling IPTV: What Carriers Need to Know to Succeed

Overview Successfully launching IPTV depends on choosing the right network architecture both in terms of fiber rollout and the video distribution system. On the fiber side, SPs should take care to choose a solution that will provide enough bandwidth to launch a competitive video service. This means not only being competitive at launch but also for years ahead during which the competition will not be standing still. The video distribution system must be approached with a similar objective - compete today and tomorrow. To do that, SPs must select equipment that can scale as the subscriber base increases and services grow more robust.

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Publisher	EMC	File Format	PDF
Date Published	May 2005	Downloads	184
Format	White Papers
Topics	Mobile - Wireless Communications, TCP - IP, Broadband

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