Interactive features complement Optical Access '08 conference

DECEMBER 2, 2008 -- While we on the editorial staff like to think you'll attend for the conference, there's more than that to do at Optical Access '08.

DECEMBER 2, 2008 -- While we on the editorial staff like to think you'll attend for the conference, we'll admit taht there's more than that to do at Optical Access '08.

Sure, you might want to listen to Verizon Director of FTTP Architecture and Design Vincent O'Byrne offer his views on next-generation access network technology or discover why consultant Victor Blake believes that MSOs will go with optical access infrastructure, but not the same one the telcos use. is explained here.) But if a particular session doesn't row your boat, you can always check out the virtual exhibit floor. At each booth, you can live chat with the booth staff and other visitors, download data sheets and brochures, and more.

Or you can go to the Media Center and browse through all of the available downloads at your leisure.

Finally, you can hang out in the Lounge and live chat with your fellow attendees.

Want more information? Take this virtual tour.

You can register for Optical Access '08 here.

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