“As visitors to All-over-IP’2010 we would like to mobile security solutions that include video surveillance, security alarm and access control, and are designed for installation at temporary building and construction sites.”

That is the opinion offered by Dmitry Belolapotko, General Manager of Vymplel City – one of the key security installers in Lipetsk and Lipetsk region, central Russia.

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All-over-IP’2010: Security Installers Seek Mobile Security Solutions for Tempory Building and Construction Sites

The 4th European CxO Dialogue Telco Strategy will gather senior executives, VPs, CEOs, CFOs and Heads of Strategy of the telecommunication industry on the 22nd and 23rd of November 2010 in Berlin, Germany.

The telecommunication industry is undergoing a major shift from voice driven to data driven services. New services, changing business models, merger & acquisitions are everyday business in the Telco industry.

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4th European CxO Dialogue Telco Strategy

The challenges facing the television/video industry today can be daunting. For many years, competition for subscribers revolved around content, while the network architecture remained relatively stable. More recently, Video on Demand, High Definition, Start Over and other time shifted applications have been widely deployed. This has now been joined by the “TV Everywhere” concept and, of course Over The Top (OTT) Television. In addition 3D is today trying to leap from the theatre into the living room. Every year there is something new to contemplate and for which to potentially plan. Over the years, the MPEG Industry Forum has worked aggressively to bring clarity to the industry’s vision of the future and to advocate for the adoption of standards that accelerate that clarity. This year at IBC this task has become more important than ever as new technologies create new opportunities to make (or lose) money. The 2010 MasterClass at IBC is focused around two areas that will bring technologists and leading executives from operators and content owners around the world to discuss these new opportunities and to share their experience and perspectives.

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MPEGIF MasterClass at IBC 2010

J’son & Partners Consulting has published the results of their comparative research devoted to Russia’s regional areas from the perspective of their potential to implement wireless solutions

Central, Northwestern and Ural Federal Districts share the highest potential to widespread adoption of wireless solutions, according to the analysts.

J’son & Partners Consulting believe 3G, HSPA+, Mobile WiMAX and LTE will remain the most popular wireless technologies for the next 10 years.

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All-over-IP’2010: Third of Russian Regional Areas Ready for Wireless Solutions

Large Russian end-customers often have to deal with building a telecommunication infrastructure that would help them to manage a significant number of multiple sites. Performance and reliability of networks become the customers’ principle requirements in this context.

“IP VPN solutions offered by large Russian telecommunications operators seem to be the most secure choice, – says Igor Vasilenko, IT manager for Adidas Russia. – Such solutions insure communication services of the highest reliability and quality.”

IP VPN solutions become even more relevant when it comes to voice traffic and its prioritisation. Implementation of IP telephony based on this infrastructure enables the customer to combine data and voice transfer channels.

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All-over-IP’2010: IP VPN Services for Customers with Multiple Sites