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Big Interview
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Through a series of shrewd investments and new system builds, Tata Communications has developed one of the largest privately owned subsea cable system networks on the planet. Byron Clatterbuck, president of global carrier solutions at Tata Communications shares his network and subsea cable philosophy with Alex Hawkes.
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In the space of just over 10 years, Carrier Ethernet has evolved into a $20 billion global industry. Alex Hawkes talks to CENX and MEF president Nan Chen – a key figure throughout the Carrier Ethernet revolution and a pioneer of the Carrier Ethernet exchange.
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Alex Hawkes talks to Andrew Grenville, EVP of investments (special projects) at du, about the company’s vision of transforming the UAE into the definitive ICT hub for the Middle East.
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Angela Partington talks to Will Hughs, president and CEO of Telstra International, Americas, about the unpredictable loads that social networking places on the networks, and asks what service providers should be doing to tackle the problem.
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Angela Partington talks to Willem Offerhaus, CEO of iBasis about the challenges involved in developing his business in an IP world.
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Some say Dan Caruso, CEO of Zayo Group, has single-handedly changed the way public markets value metro fibre providers. Richard Irving investigates.
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Angela Partington talks to Bjarni Thorvardarson, CEO of Hibernia Atlantic about how he has grown the business from its roots, and his plans for the future.
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Angela Partington talks to Telecom Italia Sparkle’s new CEO Paolo Ferrari about his plans for the future of TIS.
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Epsilon CEO Andreas Hipp has flirted with failure and delivered success in his fluctuating 10-year career in global telecoms. He talks to Kavit Majithia about his experiences.
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Ron Mudry has seen many changes to the US telecoms market during his years in business in the southeastern US. He talks to Tim Phillips about telecoms then and now.
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Andrew Kwok believes that a co-operative business model builds a stronger, more effective network. Angela Partington reports.
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Apollo MD Richard Elliot recalls the huge changes he has witnessed in telecoms over the past 10 years, from the demise of bandwidth trading to the rise of Ethernet. Guy Matthews reports.