The Carrier Ethernet industry defies the global economic downturn and continues to experience significant growth year over year, due to its inherent ability to deliver substantial economic and implementation benefits to businesses and residents. In the past year, Carrier Ethernet has also emerged as the only logical solution to the immediate and growing mobile backhaul need in delivering broadband to mobile users. The MEF itself has grown fast and, with over 150 members, has certified over 100 organizations with MEF Carrier Ethernet compliant products or services. Carrier Ethernet World Congress is clearly the event where participants obtain the most current information relating to Carrier Ethernet global deployments and developments. If you are a stakeholder in this growing industry, you can't afford to miss CEWC. Find Out More >>

The second annual IP&TV Forum North America is a highly interactive, intensive, high level two day networking conference, featuring quality, case study led presentations from carriers, service providers, & content owners, interactive full value chain panel discussion and Analyst roundtable briefings. Find Out More >>

The number of digital TV households in Western Europe is going to grow from 61 million in 2006 to 116 million by the end of 2011, according to figures from Informa Telecoms & Media, representing 90 per cent growth over the period. The same research company predicts that in Eastern Europe, digital uptake will grow from 6.1 million digital TV homes in 2005 to just under 32 million households by the end of 2011, representing 520 per cent growth over the period. Find Out More >>

Learn why SUPERCOMM is THE leading international event for broadband and gather the tools and vital information you need to ensure your company’s ROI, how to connect with the thousands of buyers and decision-makers attending SUPERCOMM, and ways to enhance your overall SUPERCOMM experience. Find Out More >>

The Middle East & Africa are the fastest growing broadband markets in the world, up 89.1% between Q1 2005 and Q1 2006, and furthermore a recent report by research company Infonetics concluded that the EMEA region presently accounts for 48% of worldwide IPTV service revenue. The Middle East and Africa promise significant growth opportunity across the telecoms sector in the next five years, and as competition intensifies, operators are expected to employ attractive services such as IPTV to both retain customers and attract new ones. Find Out More >>

November 8 - 11, 2009
Four Seasons Resort
Scottsdale, AZ

Join the nation’s leading CTOs in telecommunications for the CTO Telecom Summit at the exclusive Four Seasons Resort in Scottsdale, AZ May 31-June 3. This premiere event will feature today’s most innovative thought leaders in the telecom industry discussing current issues facing the global enterprise. Come participate and listen to leading voices in dynamic panel discussions, interactive meetings, and analyst-led workshops. Spots are limited so register today for THE Telecom IT event of the year! Find Out More >>

TelcoTV is the telecom industry’s premier event for the exploration of a comprehensive entertainment convergence strategy. Like no other event, TelcoTV brings together service providers of all sizes, with a common interest in transforming their organizations into entertainment powerhouses. Find Out More >>

IPTV as a viable delivery platform in Asia is now a reality. This year, we saw even more deployments across the region, from those moving into maturity to those emerging and realising IP based interactivity within their local markets. It has become apparent that a collective confidence is now emerging, through an understanding of the technology aspects and business practices necessary. With this confidence in place, and successful IPTV services now up and running, it has become hard to avoid the conclusion that IP-based multimedia is the future of entertainment delivery in Asia. Find Out More >>