The telecom/datacom core is shifting from synchronous to asynchronous. Yet some applications at the edge require not only traditional timing, but now time-of-day also.

Promising new methods of providing sync for applications have been developed into standards. Yet, problems remain that are preventing the Next-Generation Network from reaching its potential.

Explore these issues at the NIST-ATIS-Telcordia Workshop on Synchronization in Telecommunications Systems (WSTS) 2010. This 19th WSTS provides a forum for high-level discussion and knowledge sharing with the experts on sync. We provide the groundwork for collaboration and for the solutions that will drive the success of the NGN.

WSTS and its sister conference ITSF in Europe represent a global alliance of pre-eminent experts in synchronization for telecom and related applications. Many of these experts act as steering group members for both conferences, as well as sit on various standards bodies including ITU, ATIS and IETF.

What is the critical interplay between new applications and new synchronization? How are the international sync standards evolving to support highly demanding apps? Learn what is happening and have an impact on this evolution. Come to this interactive Workshop in Colorado, March 9-11, 2010, the NIST-ATIS-Telcordia WSTS'10.

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