Keynote Presentation: Rethinking Communications...
Where are we? What has changed? What hasn't?

Today's telecom and cable companies face an increasingly complex and uncertain world in which continual and rapid change is the norm. But different providers face distinctly unique challenges. This panel will evaluate the ways contestants operating in different geographies and customer segments; with distinct business models and products; diverse regulatory and technology environments, evaluate where they are, and where they want to go.

We'll take a look at:

* Which challenges contestants believe are most crucial
* Which opportunities are most relevant
* Which customer behaviors and desires offer the greatest upside
* How contestants respond to the competitive environment
* Where unique value can be created in their chosen markets
* How core competencies can be leveraged to create more growth

Recorded at Voice Peering Forum (c) 2008 Stealth Communications
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When people try to describe the pace of change within the communications business, Moore's Law frequently is invoked: processing power or storage doubles every 18 months or so. Not many would use such rates of change to describe what is happening-or not happening-on the carrier and service provider fronts. Whenever a carrier says bandwidth demand is growing faster than Moore's Law, as some now say, we need to take note. What does that mean for the rest of the business?

Featuring Gary Kim (Editor-in-Chief of IP Business), Dave Rusin (Founder and CEO of American Fiber Systems), Eric Gutshall (Executive Vice President of Sales & Marketing of Hibernia Atlantic), Doug Wilson (Sr. Network Architect of Microsoft) and Don MacNeil (VP, Carrier Services Operations of XO Communications)

(c) 2008 Stealth Communications. Recorded at Voice Peering Forum (voicepeeringforum.com)

(Video in 6 Parts)