From 14 January 2007 till 17 January 2007 Location: Hawaii, USA
We are moving well beyond telecommunications as a utility service. Boundaries are blurring between, networks, media, entertainment, software, business services and advertising. Value chains are in turmoil. Competition is coming from all quarters. Network scarcity is beginning to give way to bandwidth abundance. Predictable earnings are being challenged by the uncertainty of on-demand services. New players with great drawing power seem to be emerging every day. And while access continues to be a challenge in many lesser developed parts of the Pacific hemisphere, applications and services are growing more valuable with the effect of creating ever more demand forcing down rates for broadband transport.
PTC is the #1 Asia-Pacific international conference for telecommunications and ICT professionals. Hard-hitting informative sessions will ensure that you are prepared to leverage new partnerships and remain competitive in an ever-changing marketplace.
From 15 January 2007 till 19 January 2007 Location: Hiroshima, Japan
Over the past few years, the Internet has been revolutionizing the way we communicate and access information. As a result, today the Internet accommodates a wide variety of information repositories, services, people, communities, and cultures and supports a diverse range of communication and interaction paradigms. The Internet is also becoming to be ubiquitous and pervasive; accessible and usable from any device and through any network, including wireless and mobile. SAINT focuses on emerging and future Internet applications and their enabling technologies. The symposium provides a forum for researchers and practitioners from the academic, industrial, public and governmental sectors, to share their latest innovations on Internet technologies and applications.
Does it feel like a swarm of mosquitoes is attacking your distance learning staff at the beginning of every semester? Piedmont Technical College’s recipe for providing exceptional customer support includes an online helpdesk ticket system, helpdesk hotline, online and live pre-course orientations, interactive video with NetSupport distance learning orientations, a standardized course design template for all online courses, an online student course resource guide, a one-credit, “Introduction to Online Learning” course, and a welcome mailer to all online students containing a one-sheet “getting started” guide. Through team work, customer service training, and support initiatives we’ve been able to help students before their problems start, provide continuous assistance throughout the term, and grow a knowledge base for current and future self help - all with minimal staffing and expense … using technology.
From 17 January 2007 till 19 January 2007 Location: Winconsin, USA
Last year, school officials were challenged to understand the importance of building a governing and administrative structure that supports the highest aims for all students. This year, we continue the Vision-Structure-Accountability-Advocacy cycle by focusing on the key duties of public school leaders in establishing a system of accountability to ensure that the work in schools results in the progression of leadership and learning that we institute when setting a vision for public education.
From 17 January 2007 till 19 January 2007 Location: Maryland, USA
Unifying the Digital Campus: Integrated Technologies Supporting Practical Solutions
Whether your focus is administrative services, information resources, teaching and learning, technology infrastructure, or management, you can benefit from attending the Sixth Annual EDUCAUSE Mid-Atlantic Regional Conference.
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