What They’re Saying About NXTcomm08 and the Industry
What do you see as the top challenges for our industry?
“Without a doubt, the top challenge is to resolve the Net Neutrality debate so that we can move forward as an industry. This means it needs to be done without hysteria and using an approach that honestly addresses the needs of all parties involved.”
Jim Brear,
CEO, Procera Networks
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Conference NXTcomm Programming NXTcomm Programming June 18 NP2104S-DPI
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Why Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) is Crucial for Today's Service Provider
Wednesday, June 18 • 11:45 AM - 12:05 PM • Room S111
A recent Yankee Group report estimates that bandwidth usage will double by 2010. In advance of this, Network Service Providers are focused on monetizing their network with new offerings as well as improving current quality of service. Many Network Service Provders are leveraging Deep Packet Inspection platforms as the foundation for solving both problems.
This bottom-up approach could be the future for service providers and is already a critical component for managing network traffic. In this presentation, Bivio CEO Elan Amir will outline why DPI is critical and detail how it can help monetize network traffic, maintain the user experience and ensure bandwidth heavy network traffic is optimally managed.
Speaker
Greg Kopchinski, Senior Product Manager, Bivio Networks
Greg Kopchinski is senior product manager at Bivio Networks where he has whole product responsibility for the company's industry-leading DPI network appliance platforms. Greg has a strong background in product management and marketing for network security and embedded computer technologies with several leading companies including Motorola, Force Computers, Captus Networks and Ziatech (acquired by Intel). He has spoken on product and market trends at industry events and has authored several articles that have appeared in various technical publications. Greg is a graduate of Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo with a B.S. degree in Electronic Engineering.