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News Release from: DSL Forum
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 21 March 2007
Forum releases technical reports and
elects board
The DSL Forum has released its latest Technical Reports (TRs) and the results of elections held at its annual meeting in Vancouver, Canada, from 5th to 8th March, 2007.
The DSL Forum has released its latest Technical Reports (TRs) and the results of elections held at its annual meeting in Vancouver, Canada, from 5th to 8th March, 2007 In Vancouver, the DSL Forum approved TR-100 ADSL2/2plus Performance Test Plan and TR-126 Triple-play Services Quality of Experience Requirements
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 8 Nov 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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These baseline expectations then correspond to objective engineering targets, critical to the market success of broadband service offerings, and they are an example of the new focus of activities that the Forum is undertaking.
TR-126 is already being referenced in IPTV work by both ATIS and the ITU-T IPTV Focus Group.
In addition, the Forum continued its work on VDSL2 test plan development, home networking specifications for remote management and CPE requirements, GPON architecture requirements, network policy control and IP session management solutions.
The DSL Forum members elected two new directors and re-elected four directors.
The new members elected to the board of directors are Les Brown of Texas Instruments and Michael Hanrahan of Huawei Technologies.
Les Brown also serves as Chair of the Testing and Interoperability Working Group within the Forum and Michael Hanrahan has been a strategic leader in the development of stronger Asian region participation as well as instrumental in defining current policy and procedures within the Forum.
Directors who were re-elected for a further two year term were: Tom Starr, AT and T, George Dobrowski, Conexant, Heather Kirksey, Motive and Greg Bathrick, PMC-Sierra.
Richard Cardone, Marketing Director of Tazz Networks was elected as Marketing Chair.
Following the election of the DSL Forum's 2007 Board of Directors, George Dobrowski was named Chairman and President, Tom Starr named Vice President and Secretary and Frank Van der Putten, Alcatel-Lucent, was named Vice President and Treasurer.
"I am pleased to see how successful this organisation has been in expanding beyond our DSL roots", commented George Dobrowski, DSL Forum Chairman and President.
"Building the intelligent dynamic network is core to all our work, and the focus is now clearly on service delivery excellence of multi-play applications, such as IP Video.
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