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February, 2006
NEFC Dinner Meeting
Wednesday, February 15 , 2006
Westford Regency, Westford, MA

Broadband IP Services to the Home: 
Cable and Telco Technologies

Companies included:

MOTOROLA  (QUANTUM BRIDGE)
Denis Khotimsky, Ph.D., Andover, Networks Division: TELCO

"Passive Optical Networks for Broadband IP Services to the Home"

Abstract. This presentation will describe the dynamics of PON deployment in North America and worldwide, give an overview of various PON protocols, their adoption and penetration prospects.  It will also describe the variations of BPON/GPON Telco architecture targeted at the delivery of Triple Play services, discuss the role of IPTV behind the advancement of GPON, and touch upon the Motorola BPON/GPON product line.

Bio: DENIS A. KHOTIMSKY received his Dipl. Eng. degree in computer engineering from Moscow Aviation Institute in 1987, and a Ph.D. degree in computer science from the University of California, Santa Barbara, in 1996. In 1986-1992 he worked for Moscow's Institute for Automated Systems (IAS) and Sprint Networks-Russia. From 1996 to 2003 he was a member of technical staff at Bell Laboratories, Lucent Technologies, where he was involved in architecture development of the ATLANTA chipset and several switching systems projects. In 2004-2005 he served a systems architect of Invento networks, a wireless access infrastructure company that he co-founded with three of his Bell Labs colleagues. Since May 2005 he has been with Motorola, Inc. as a senior technical marketing manager involved in FTTP system engineering.
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MOTOROLA
Mike Cookish, Marlborough, Connected Homes Solutions Division: CATV

"Cable Technology for IP-based Broadband Services to the Home"

Abstract. This presentation will describe the evolution of cable from broadcast-only TV into a technology for providing consumers with individualized  broadband services, increasingly over IP. Underlying and enabling these new services is the technology for provisioning IP over cable,  the "Data-Over-Cable Service Interface Specifications". DOCSIS  1.0 / 2.0 now provide Internet access and Voice over IP, and  DOCSIS 3.0 (AKA the Modular-CMTS) will soon provide IPTV and IP based video-on-demand. This talk outlines how DOCSIS works, and how it is evolving for these new high bandwidth services.

Bio: MICHAEL COOKISH is a Director of Product Management for Motorola's Connected Home Solutions and is responsible for most aspects of marketing for Motorola's market-leading BSR (Broadband Service Router) CMTS/Edge Router as well as their OSS and Network Management solutions. He also drives Motorola's next generation Modular-CMTS strategy. He is a cable industry veteran, having started with RiverDelta. Previously Michael held the position of Vice President of Marketing at Cayman Systems, a provider of intelligent broadband gateways. He was also a Director of Marketing for Network and Policy Management at 3Com Corporation. Prior to joining 3Com Michael was a Product Manager for a Switching Hub Vendor focusing on RMON and network management and has also worked for one of the first LAN Monitoring and Analysis companies.
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