 Date: Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Time: 1:00 am – 2:00 pm EST
Cost: Free
Discussion: Today, Quality of Service and Quality of Experience are considered necessary quality layers, and include targeted, measureable metrics. Tomorrow's core and distribution networks will be different. While traditional QoS focuses primarily on transport layer quality, while tomorrow’s media stream quality will be measured at multiplexers, which reach into different program streams. In the future, content quality may be measured at encoders and decoders – thus enabling the closest estimate of user-perceived picture and audio quality.
During this Webinar, industry experts will examine how IPTV Service Quality standards are improving service quality management and enabling lower costs and increased end-user satisfaction.
Dr. Ken Kerpez
Co-Chair, ATIS IPTV Interoperability Forum Quality of Service Metrics Committee
Senior Scientist, Telcordia Technologies
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Dr. Kerpez is a Senior Scientist at Telcordia Technologies researching and creating tools for broadband and video systems. Dr. Kerpez became an IEEE Fellow in 2004 for his contributions to DSL technology and standards. Dr. Kerpez has over twenty years of experience working on digital communications of all sorts, including DSL, home networks, fiber access, radio systems, broadband service assurance, IPTV, IP QoS, and triple-play services. Dr. Kerpez is currently Co-Chair of the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS) IPTV Interoperability Forum Quality of Service Metrics Committee.
John Williams
John Williams, Director Emerging Markets, Alliances, JDSU |
As Director Emerging Markets, Alliances at JDSU, John Williams is responsible for research into new Access Technologies and Services and definition of Test Solutions for such new deployments by Service Providers. Mr. Williams’ is currently focused on IP Video, FTTx, VDSL, and Triple Play service deployments.
Mr. Williams has over 25 years experience in developing and marketing telecom equipment, is a published author and is a patent holder in the Telecom Industry. He has also spent 18 years supporting/working with standards bodies such as the ITU, and technical industry bodies such as, FTTH Council, Broadband Forum and ATIS-IIF committees.
* lrude@atis.org.
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