TIA submits comments with the United States Trade Representative (USTR) and other federal agencies on issues involving foreign regulation, trade and other policies. TIA's submissions on such issues as USTR's National Trade Estimate Report and Section 1377 (requires the USTR to review annually the operation and effectiveness of all U.S. trade agreements regarding telecommunications products and services of the United States) can be found in the following listing. As issues and actions occur, this page will be updated.
17 days left until http://www.tia2012.org! Join us in Dallas for THE Network event of the year.
Announcing the Exclusive TIA R&D Tax Credit Program in coordination with @alliantgroupLP . A lucrative program that could save your company millions! http://www.tiaonline.org/alliant-rd-tax-credit
Check out the article entitled: Optical Fiber Trends: What We Learned From BICSI Members at http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/bicsi/news_20120506/#/18 in the May/June issue of BICSI News. The article is bylined by Michelle Collier, Co-communications Chair for FOLS.
Washington Wanes on #Cybersecurity Bill http://t.co/bMu9ntqC #policy #telcos
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#FierceTelecom reports the complexity of NTr http://t.co/XXv4jatG
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17 days left until http://t.co/rtkQDSLs! Join us in Dallas for THE Network event of the year.
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It's all things #cybersecurity in our studio this week- watch @gnagesh & Bob Dix of @JuniperNetworks talk #CISPA http://t.co/av6qBudi
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Check out "Optical Fiber Trends: What We Learned From BICSI Members" at http://t.co/UM4hwndp
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LIVE event: Washington Wanes on #Cybersecurity Bill - Thursday, May 17 @ 1:30PM ET http://t.co/V80avsxU http://t.co/05mFkWBk
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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.
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.
