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On Monday, September 18th, SCTE Benelux Network will host its IBC Lecture at RAI Amsterdam. The overall topic of this seminar is "Tackling the telco net zero challenge." The event will have a welcome from 12:00 onwards, the program will start at 13:00. Registration can be done via www.scte-benelux.eu. Those who register will receive additional information about the location and synopsis.
Monday September 12, 2022
Amsterdam RAI
12.00-16.00 hrs
SCTE Benelux Group is preparing a lecture about the Internet of Things. This was originally to be held at the IBC in Amsterdam. We are currently looking at options within government guidelines due to the COVID-19 pandemic. SCTE members will receive an invitation once a date is finalised.
MoCA, IoT and above all… catching up!
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Discount for SCTE members.
NLconnect, the Dutch trade association of the fiber optic and broadband industry, has published a book about 20 years of Fiber to the Home in the Netherlands. This anniversary book entitled 'From pioneering to mass rollout' is available at a discount for members of SCTE Benelux Group. They do not pay € 29.95 but only € 25.00 if they use this link:
https://nlconnect.myonline.store/c-6225941/scte/
The 300-page book takes readers through the rise of fiber optic internet in the Netherlands. A variety of topics are discussed in sixteen illustrated chapters and eight interviews with fiber optic pioneers and professionals. Writer Mathieu Andriessen, director of NLconnect, begins his story in 2001. In that year, pioneering entrepreneurs in Eindhoven and Amsterdam connected the first Dutch homes to fiber optic. The start of a new, highly competitive market.
Future
Twenty years later, more than half of the Netherlands is vitrified and the market is investing heavily in new fiber optic networks. ‘The Netherlands can no longer do without this high-quality, fast digital infrastructure. The fiber optic industry has allowed many to work from home and the economy has been spinning during the recent lockdowns. Fiber optic is the network of the future.'