Energy Sessions Set for SCTE-Georgia Tech

The SCTE's Energy 2020 program will top the agenda on the final day of the 2015 SCTE-Georgia Tech Management Development Program. Dan Cooper, vice president of critical infrastructure for Time Warner Cable (NYSE:TWC), and SCTE president and CEO Mark Dzuban will be among the featured speakers who will discuss the steps cable is taking to counter an anticipated four-fold increase in energy costs to an estimated $4 billion by the end of the decade.

Cooper will moderate a panel on Energy Metrics, Benchmarks, Performance, Tiering and Characterization, while Dzuban will deliver a luncheon presentation titled "Managing Energy in Cable Networks: Energy 2020."

Now in its fourth year, the SCTE-Georgia Tech Management Development Program is a technically oriented curriculum geared toward high-potential, mid-level cable engineering and operations professionals.