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Specsavers, the world's largest privately owned optical group, needs to defend its position and provide affordable, quality care to patients and customers. To do this, every aspect of the business must run smoothly, including its IT desk and support.
For fast, reliable remote support that included an extra layer of security, Specsavers chose TeamViewer Tensor — a bespoke solution that includes TeamViewer’s advanced access management system, Conditional Access.
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These days upgrading to advanced network infrastructure involves firms being able to deliver mission-critical services through cloud providers and through their own cloud resources. Increased network infrastructure capacity need has seen deployment of optical networking and advanced network solutions such as software-defined wide area network (SDWAN). Download our exclusive e-Guide and read more about:
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5 benefits and challenges of DCI
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Type: eGuide
Data center interconnect, or DCI, is technology that links two or more data centers together so they can share resources. DCI technology offers many options and reacts differently with other areas of networking, such as WAN performance, optical networks and the cloud.
This compilation of expert advice explores the benefits and challenges of DCI, as well as how it interacts with other technologies.
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The growth of cloud-based networking: What to expect in 2022 and beyond
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By upgrading to advanced network infrastructure, firms can deliver mission-critical services through cloud providers and through their own cloud resources. These increased capacity need has seen deployment of optical networking and advanced network solution such as software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN). Read more in our exclusive e-guide.
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Caring for the SPF+, QSFP, QSFP-DD, OSFP optical transceivers in your network
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Optical Networking / DWDM Basics (Dense Wave Division Multiplexing)
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Optical networking delivers the distance, bandwidth scalability, resiliency, and manageability that broadband networks require. Review of optical networking technology and basics and explain how optical networks solve reachability, survivability, bandwidth growth, and maintenance challenges for broadband services. Key topics of discussion: What problems do optical networks solve? What are the major piece parts and important vocabulary? What do I have to think about when deploying? Any cool stuff on the market I should be aware of? What Can an Optical Network Do for Me? A couple DWDM basics... What are the Key Pieces of an Optical System? DWDM Basics What is a Transponder? DWDM Basics What is OTN Switching? DWDM Basics OTN Containers Any type of client signal: Ethernet, SONET, Fiber Channel, etc. What are the functions of a Line System? DWDM Basics Combining Waves using Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) DWDM "Grids" What Determines How Much Spectrum I Use for Each Wavelength? Transponder Options Performance-Optimized Transport - 3 better knobs Manipulating Wavelengths... Brute Force Networking A Little Better - Fixed OADM units ROADM Networking - Where Networks are Trending Different Types of ROADMS different types of addidrop hardware Attenuation (loss) Reduces Optical Power No Free Lunch in the Analog World Dispersion - When Pulses Spread out Down the Fiber - 10G waves and below Technology, Design, and Deployment Considerations
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Next generation network security
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Fibre Channel Data Center Interconnects (DCI): 64G FC and More
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Fibre Channel Data Center Interconnects (DCI): 64G FC and More
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Fibre Channel Data Center Interconnects (DCI): 64G FC and More
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Fibre Channel Data Center Interconnects (DCI): 64G FC and More
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Routed Optical Networking provides a standard based architecture to finally achieve full IP and optical integration for both forwarding and management/automation plane. Join this session to see how it can optimize capex, reduce power consumption and time to service. Includes live demo.
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Automation Workflow Demo for IP and Optical Networking
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IPoDWDM: Simplify and Save!
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Domain Orchestration - Detailed Demo
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Next-generation Interconnects: The Critical Importance of Connectors and Cables
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Next-generation Interconnects: The Critical Importance of Connectors and Cables
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Next-generation Interconnects: The Critical Importance of Connectors and Cables
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Type: Talk
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Next-generation Interconnects: The Critical Importance of Connectors and Cables
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Type: Talk
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By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
Type: eGuide
Patient access to care relies on ample appointment availability, digital health access and facility accessibility.
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Ensuring Healthcare Networks for the Perfect Storm
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Type: Replay
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Revolutionizing Optical Networking with 5nm-140Gbaud
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Today advances in optical networking are all about leveraging DSP technology to increase the baud rate. This reduces costs by delivering more capacity using fewer wavelengths and lower power consumption. The webinar shows how 5nm-140Gbaud transceiver technology, now in customer trials, delivers 1.2T wavelengths for short-haul, 800G across the entire metro-regional space, and unlimited reach 400G. What you will learn: - How optical networking is being driven by advances in DSP technology - The performance and cost advantages that current generation 5nm-140Gbaud transceivers provides over previous generation 7nm-95Gbaud technology - How you can arrange a demo or trial of Ribbon’s 5nm-140Gbaud solution
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What’s New in NOM?
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Focus: Campus local area networks (LAN)
By: TechTarget ComputerWeekly.com
Type: eGuide
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Fiber Optic Connector Inspection: Navigating the Latest IEC 61300-3-35 Standard
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Unlocking the Future of IP and Optical Networks
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Type: Video
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Using ethical data usage to protect patient data ownership and sharing
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
Type: eGuide
Patient data sharing is on the rise, creating a need to protect patient privacy and patient data ownership.
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Strategies to optimize patient transfers and improve care
By: Conduit
Type: White Paper
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A digital tool for patient engagement reduces childhood obesity
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
Type: eGuide
The digital patient engagement tool reduced early childhood obesity prevalence among kids at the highest end of BMI scales.
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How to measure the experience of healthcare billing
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
Type: eGuide
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How Eagle Physicians & Associates Uses Pings to Improve Its Transitional Care Management Services
By: Bamboo Health
Type: White Paper
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Certifying high density data center fiber cabling to TIA-568.3E standards
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Type: Talk
Are you involved in installing data center fiber cabling? The FOTC and EXFO invite you to join us in exploring methods and procedures to test and certify network links to comply with the TIA-568.3E Optical Fiber Cabling and Components Standard. The session will cover crucial topics such as: - Fiber optic market trends (New fibers, cabling, and connectivity) - Data center network infrastructure (Spine and leaf fabric design and components) - Testing internal fiber cabling (Connector inspection and tier-1 certification on duplex and base-12/16/24) - Testing external fiber cabling (Tier-2 certification) Attendees will earn a BICSI CEC.
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How you can transform the patient experience through contact centers
By: Broadvoice
Type: eBook
Modern contact centers are transforming the patient experience in healthcare by improving accessibility, efficiency, and communication, leading to greater satisfaction and better clinical outcomes. Download this e-book to learn more and discover how contact centers can optimize your healthcare organization.
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Satellite Quantum Communication: Topologies, Demonstrations, and the Role of Optical Ground Stations
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Type: Talk
Integrating space-based communication with terrestrial fiber optic networks enables quantum communication to overcome distance limitations and enable secure links across continents and remote regions. Satellite quantum communication is not only critical for cybersecurity but also lays the foundation for advanced applications, such as intercontinental quantum computing and time synchronization for precision systems. Join Suparna Seshadri, Research Scientist at Aliro, and Michael Cubeddu, Co-Founder and VP of R&D at Aliro, for an exploration of satellite quantum communication. In this webinar you will learn: >> The different topologies and architectures being explored for satellite quantum communication networks. >> The key design considerations and trade-offs, such as small vs. large satellite payloads, daytime QKD, and data transmission capabilities. >> How satellite-based quantum communication can be integrated with terrestrial fiber optic networks through optical ground stations. >> A comparative analysis of existing and upcoming satellite demonstration projects around the world. Organizations who are preparing their businesses, security posture, and connectivity for the quantum age are investigating how to plan, design, and implement quantum-secure cybersecurity solutions today. This webinar will help prepare you to navigate the quantum future.
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Virtual Care is the Future of Healthcare
By: Hyland Software
Type: eGuide
In 2020, healthcare organizations were forced to take on digital transformation at a frenetic pace. Many reached for virtual tools to establish a new line of care for their patients. Take a quick survey to access this E-Guide and discover why virtual care is paving the way for the future of healthcare
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Outlining 11 typical types of medical mistakes and patient harms
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
Type: eGuide
Understanding the most common types of medical errors might help tailor patient safety best practices.
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Streamline patient scheduling and rebooking with automated solutions
By: NextGen
Type: Product Overview
Streamline patient scheduling and reduce cancellations with NextGen® Self-Scheduling and Smart Rebooking powered by Luma. These automated solutions improve the patient experience, increase completed appointments, and optimize practice workflows. Read the full product overview to learn more.
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How doctors can create patient trust through the use of generative AI
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
Type: eGuide
Providers and community health partners might be instrumental in building patient trust in generative AI and encouraging use.
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5 Benefits of Outsourcing Patient Transfer Services
By: Conduit
Type: White Paper
Organizations that partner with an experienced company can see immediate benefits to their patient transfers, which in turn support long-term retention and growth. Download this white paper to explore 5 benefits of outsourcing patient transfer services.
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Latest Innovations In Subsea Fiber Optics And Malbec Cable System
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Type: Talk
In this webinar we will be discussing the latest innovations in fiber optics and how they have been deployed in the new 2,600 km subsea system that connects the Brazilian cities of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo with Buenos Aires, Argentina. MALBEC, with it’s state-of-the-art transmission technology, offers the lowest latency from Argentina to Brazil, USA and rest of LatAm. What will you learn about? • What are the latest innovations in fiber optics • Why Malbec makes south America closer than ever • Why Malbec and GlobeNet are the best option for wholesale telecom services in the Americas Webinar speakers: • Philippe A. Perrier, GlobeNet • Diana Perez, GlobeNet • Rick Nilsson, Alcatel Submarine Networks (ASN)
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Analyzing the Back-End Revenue Cycle and Important Best Practices
By: XtelligentMedia Healthcare
Type: eGuide
When a patient encounter ends, the back end of the revenue cycle gets busy creating claims and managing A/R to optimize revenue collection and integrity. Read more about it in this eGuide.
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Managing Complexity with RON Automation
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Type: Replay
Join Liviu Cohen, Technical Solution Engineer in Cisco's global automation specialists group, and NEC Solution Manager Erçin Torun, for a webinar on Routed Optical Networking Automation. Explore how RON automation simplifies networks, boosts agility, and significantly cuts costs. Reach out to NEC at coeenquires@emea.nec.com to discuss your requirements.
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Securing Mission-critical Operations with Emerging Transport Technologies
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Type: Talk
In this talk we will discuss the growing cybersecurity threat to utility firms ( power, oil and gas, railways etc) and compare and contrast the strengths/weaknesses of popular packet-optical transport technologies such as IP, Carrier Ethernet, MPLS-TP and OTN technologies from a network security standpoint.