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“It’s challenging for schools to keep up with the demand for mobility and address the limits of traditional network architecture in terms of its ability to handle the growing connectivity demands in classrooms as the way we teach and students learn evolves,” said Michael Beran, IT director, Ranger College. “Prior to ProCloud Plus services, we had a variety of dissimilar, difficult-to-manage access points with a lot of downtime and no way to pinpoint problem areas. ADTRAN eliminates all those issues by providing a managed service with a solid backbone.”

“The goal of our Broadband & Business Solutions Summit is to provide carriers, service providers and key IT decision makers with the tools required to deliver a transformative Gigabit broadband experience for their customers that will spur entrepreneurship and economic growth,” said Mitch Fleming, vice president, service provider sales, ADTRAN. “The general managers, network planners, network engineers and consulting engineers visiting our campus will come away from the event with a practical understanding of the software defined Gigabit access solutions that will drive their business and define their future networks.”

“The goal of our Broadband & Business Solutions Summit is to provide carriers, service providers and key IT decision makers with the tools required to deliver a transformative Gigabit broadband experience for their customers that will spur entrepreneurship and economic growth,” said Mitch Fleming, vice president, service provider sales, ADTRAN. “The general managers, network planners, network engineers and consulting engineers visiting our campus will come away from the event with a practical understanding of the software defined Gigabit access solutions that will drive their business and define their future networks.”

“Participating in ADTRAN’s XGS-PON trial was an opportunity we eagerly jumped at. XGS-PON is allowing us to exceed our customers’ bandwidth needs today while still proactively planning for future network build outs and capabilities,” said Ben Lovins, senior vice president, telecommunications division at Jackson Energy Authority. “The ability to deploy on our current fiber network while still using the same passive and active plants is allowing us to greatly improve the return on our existing fiber network investment. We have already begun to see the customer economic and business benefits of next-generation broadband services within our hospitals and school systems and look forward to enabling continued growth and development in our community.”

“Participating in ADTRAN’s XGS-PON trial was an opportunity we eagerly jumped at. XGS-PON is allowing us to exceed our customers’ bandwidth needs today while still proactively planning for future network build outs and capabilities,” said Ben Lovins, senior vice president, telecommunications division at Jackson Energy Authority. “The ability to deploy on our current fiber network while still using the same passive and active plants is allowing us to greatly improve the return on our existing fiber network investment. We have already begun to see the customer economic and business benefits of next-generation broadband services within our hospitals and school systems and look forward to enabling continued growth and development in our community.”

ADTRAN solutions have significantly exceeded expectations with innovative technology which enhances the performance of G.fast both in terms of reach and speed. These innovations are changing the way ultra-fast broadband is transmitted, moving from more costly FTTP deployment models to emerging FTTdp models and now Fiber-to-the-Cabinet (FTTCab). This, coupled with ADTRAN’s intention to increase the port density of G.fast equipment in the future, offers potential savings for large service providers for every 50 meters of additional customer reach.

ADTRAN solutions have significantly exceeded expectations with innovative technology which enhances the performance of G.fast both in terms of reach and speed. These innovations are changing the way ultra-fast broadband is transmitted, moving from more costly FTTP deployment models to emerging FTTdp models and now Fiber-to-the-Cabinet (FTTCab). This, coupled with ADTRAN’s intention to increase the port density of G.fast equipment in the future, offers potential savings for large service providers for every 50 meters of additional customer reach.

“A new generation growing up with multiple Internet devices in the home expects ultra-fast, broadband speed,” said Harris Miller, executive vice president of technology, EATEL. “ADTRAN is helping us satisfy this need for GIG Internet service with platforms that support simultaneous streaming of online content, games and other applications.”

“A new generation growing up with multiple Internet devices in the home expects ultra-fast, broadband speed,” said Harris Miller, executive vice president of technology, EATEL. “ADTRAN is helping us satisfy this need for GIG Internet service with platforms that support simultaneous streaming of online content, games and other applications.”

“Gigabit is a business-altering technology. It’s not only allowed Bridge Point Communications to expand the service area, but has changed how businesses in our communities operate,” said Tony Macey, Vice President for Bridge Point Communications. “ADTRAN’s Gigabit broadband platform is giving us access to speeds that are allowing businesses to offer services previously unavailable, and ultimately help transform the community and lives of today’s and tomorrow’s generation.”