tele.net is organising its third annual conference on ?OFC Networks in India? on June 30-July 1, 2014 at The Imperial, New Delhi.
The conference will have key sessions on topics such as trends and market outlook, spotlight on national optical fibre network project; focus on railways; telecom operators? perspective; technology provider perspective; focus on oil and gas; technology focus : preparing for 100G/400G; cost trends and regulation; looking beyond NOFN; applications on OFC; FTTx deployment and applications; market trends in metro and backbone networks; focus on power networks and state initiatives.
The key speakers at the conference include Ashwinder Sethi, Senior Consultant, Analysys Mason; A.K. Bhargava, Director, Operations, Bharat Broadband Network Limited; Rajendra Kumar Bahuguna, Chairman and Managing Director, RailTel Corporation of India; Rakesh Pundir, Vice-President, Network Services, Idea Cellular; Ankit Agarwal, Global Head, Telecom Products, Sterlite Networks; Ravi Yekula, Manager, Product Line, Market Development and Strategy, Corning Optical Communications; Gopal Dutt, General Manager, Business Information System, GAIL India; Vikas Arora, Chief Technology Officer, EXFO; Dr Kasyapa Balemarthy, Technical Advisor, Fiber Design and Systems Research, OFS; Benoy C.S, Director and Head, ICT Practice, South Asia and Middle East, Frost & Sullivan; Chetan Choudhari, Managing Director, Aksh Optifibre; Akshay Grover, Vice-President, Transaction Advisory Practice, Ernst and Young; Vijay Jain, Chief Operating Officer, Sterlite Networks; Milind Tamhane, Commercial Director, Connectivity, Corning Optical Communications; Puneet Sharma, Head of Optics Competence Centre, Alcatel-Lucent India; Daman Yadav, Deputy General Manager, Telecom, Power Grid Corporation of India; Avinash Lavania, Project Director, State-Wise Area Networks, Department of IT, Government of Madhya Pradesh; Tanmoy Prasad, State IT Advisor and Rajiv Mathur, Senior Consultant, Program Management, State e-Mission Team, Government of Haryana among others.
