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Leading digital networks integrators STL - Sterlite Technologies Limited and installation experts Plumettaz SA will present a free webinar on ‘Building Fibre Dense Networks with Air-Blown Micro Cables’

Join them on 24th September, 2pm SGT by registering here www.alaincharlestraining.com/webinar/stl-plumettaz

STL’s Phill Coppin, Head of Global Application Engineering and PLM and Michael van Moppes, General Manager, Plumettaz Singapore Pte Ltd. will discuss how to swiftly meet the demand of increased bandwidth with the help of air-blown micro cables.

The webinar will help understand how air-blown micro cables optimise infrastructure roll-out by increasing installation speed at a reduced cost and give attendees an opportunity to discuss the right solutions for dense networks to ensure they can cater to future consumer demands. 

The virtual discussion will also analyse game-changing installation and maintenance processes to upgrade infrastructure quickly and efficiently.

STL is an industry-leading integrator of digital networks with core capabilities in optical interconnect, virtualised access solutions, network software and system integration providing end-to-end solutions for global digital networks.

Plumettaz SA are installation experts, manufacturing cable laying equipment and accessories for telecommunication and power cables. 

Register for the webinar at www.alaincharlestraining.com/webinar/stl-plumettaz

 

For more information, contact:

Harshita Dakoju

Alain Charles Publishing

+44 (0) 20 7834 7676 

harshita.dakoju@alaincharles.com

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