K2-219

Multiservice Architectures for Next Generation Converged Networks

Sponsored by Lucent Technologies

Course Description

Dramatic changes in technology, services, and competitive pressures are driving the definition and implementation of next generation network architectures and network elements all across the globe.

This course will provide the participants with a clear understanding and appreciation of the forces that move existing networks toward next generation converged networks and the immense strategic and business benefits of such convergence. The course will then present Lucent Technologies’ Network Vision with a focus on packet-based networking, including network architecture, planning, high-speed transport, intelligent packet switching, packet voice and fax, quality of service, virtual private networks, and network and service management.

The course will provide a right balance of the technological as well as the practical issues of the topics. The course is designed to provide a stimulating learning environment where participants will be encouraged to explore creative ways of applying the information and knowledge gained to best improve their own networking scenarios.

Participant Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to understand and describe

· Convergence and its benefits

· Driving forces for convergence

· Present networking scenario in terms of underlying technologies and services

· Quality of service issues

· Lucent Technologies’ Network Vision

· Access and transport technologies

· End-to-end packet telephony solutions

· Virtual Private Networks

· Seamless interconnection between telephone networks and Internet

· Network and service management

· How to make informed decisions based on future network vision and current networking environment

Focus

Managerial and communications engineering

Orientation Dates

August 25, 2000

Training Dates

August 28-September 1, 2000

Location

Morristown, New Jersey

Suggested Course Sequence

K2-207, K2-209, K2-214, K2-215, K2-216, K2-219