If your focus is Network delivery, infrastructure or innovation - you need to participate in TIA 2012.
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Telecommunications Industry AssociationATTN: Human Resources2500 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300Arlington, VA 22201-3834
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Great use of technology in the day-to-day life: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qx_8gxh76iM
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At the Alcatel Lucent booth - just wrapped up Jason Collins interview- lots of action at their booth with several demos http://ow.ly/i/pyVo
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AT&T Unveils 4G Windows Phones, New Android Devices http://bit.ly/xegguQ
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For State of the Union, TIA Calls on President Obama to Urge Swift Passage of Spectrum Legislation http://t.co/2o0zlEa3
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Check Out TIA MARKET REVIEW AND #FORECAST http://t.co/3KUFk1r8
02.02.2012 // Retweets: 3
Sony Announces New Cyber-shot Digital Cameras http://t.co/xGWAD9js via @pcmag
01.30.2012 // Retweets: 0
@TIA_Now Crew working on Market Review and Forecast with #TIA Senior VP John Jacobs @Focsle http://t.co/UMxJo3Br
01.27.2012 // Retweets: 1
Our President Grant Seiffert responding to #sotu with State Of The Industry http://t.co/kLg8wuq3
01.27.2012 // Retweets: 0
@chipestimate @TranSwitch great tweets! thanks for the mention - hope you'll find our content most useful
01.26.2012 // Retweets: 0
@HughesCom thanks. We'll be looking forward to your tweets as well!
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Dec 13, 5pm
Jobs – the lack of them and the plans to create them – are the focus of the public, the press and the one or two real political contenders in this primary season. New York Times columnist Tom Friedman argues in his Sunday December 11 column that broadband infrastructure and connectivity is a key component of job creation, especially for anyone hoping to make a living in the global information age in which we live.
Dec 5, 12am
Security management is a growth industry, and not just for spooks and hackers. Network operations folks are fully aware, or should be, of the growing risk in critical infrastructure protection. At TIA 2012, we will focus on these foundational issues relative to security, risk and vulnerability.
