|
 |
||
|
October 26, 2001 SAN DIEGO, CA: The desire for an improved Internet experience for consumers and the need for enterprises to connect increasingly mobile and remote employees, partners and customers, has created new opportunities for satellite-based Internet applications. SATELLITE INTERNET SERVICES & APPLICATIONS 2001, December 5-7, will look at how satellite technologies can address some of the growing challenges of the Internet, including bottlenecks, delivery and distribution of media-rich content, and IP Multicasting. New systems and applications will be considered, including two-way direct-to-home services, Ka-band systems, caching applications, content delivery and distribution, LEO systems, and in-flight services. Business issues covered will include industry forecasts, business models, and opportunities for service differentiation. This event, the seventh produced by ACT Conferences on satellite broadband, will bring together key professionals from leading service providers, satellite operators, telecommunications companies, and related hardware and software suppliers, to discuss the role satellite technologies can play in allowing individuals and corporations to take advantage of the Internet. Contributors include executives from Comtech EFData, Coudert Brothers, Digital Fountain, Frost & Sullivan, Futron, Harmonic Data Systems, Hughes Network Systems, Intelsat, Irdeto Access, Mentat Inc., Northern Sky Research, Raytheon, Spacebridge Semiconductor, Space Systems/Loral, StarBand Communications, Tachyon, TelAstra, Teleglobe Communications, Tellus Venture Associates, US Monolithics, ViaCast Networks and ViaSat. Information: ACT Conferences Conference web site: |
||
