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MPLS VPNs: What's Next (webinar)

Overview MPLS VPNs create a robust platform for converged services that allow cost-effective, any-to-any connectivity. As convergence moves to the next stage, distinctions between wireless and wireline are blurring, and collaboration is becoming part of the holistic networking environment.

Hosted by AT&T Vice President, Rose Klimovich, this webinar describes how the network is becoming more intelligent and application-aware, reaching toward a dynamic, unified IT environment that will be more cost effective, agile, and high-performing.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	AT&T
Live Date	30th May 2007 13:14 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Diagnostics and Analysis, Systems Integration, VPNs, MPLS, Collaborative Web

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