All That You Need To know About FTTX Training And Its Benefits

Considering the rising demand for high-speed broadband Internet access and wireless telecom services, many businesses are greatly investing in state-of-the-art fiber optic networks. Popular by the name of FTTX, sectors like real estate, telecommunications/service, even the government organization’s are seeking reliable and experienced partners for end-to-end fiber network solutions.

FTTX carries the quad-play signal from service provider to the subscriber, whether it is a residence (FTTH), a building (FTTB), a node (FTTN) or desk (FTTD). Convergence Labs provides FTTX & Multiplexing Training that includes fundamentals of end-to-end passive infrastructure.

It is a practical 3 weeks course which is designed to enlighten  technicians with hands-on experience and understanding of difference between ACTIVE and Passive Optic Networks (PONs).

Basically, it helps the learners to identify the difference between the two systems how they offer numerous services in FTTH applications. During the training participants will learn to design, install, test and maintain Active and Passive Optical Networks (PONs) / (FTTx) systems.

Prerequisites:

The aspirant must possess a basic understanding of telecommunications and fiber optic splicing, termination and testing before choosing this course. The students can obtain knowledge in the following streams: 

•  TeleCom Networks Today I or II
•  Hands-On Fiber Optic ISP & OSP

Target Audience:

Technicians, installers, splicers, contractors, union craftsman, facilities managers, telecom Fiber-to-the-Home/FTTH managers, electricians, and anyone involved in repairing, installing, maintaining, designing, evaluating, or provisioning ACTIVE and Passive FTTH systems.

Students Will Become Skilled At:

·         ACTIVE and PON Applications and Systems Installation of FTTH Splicing, Connectors, Closures

·         Complete Testing FTTH from the Remote to The ONU

·         Testing the Customer Premise to ensure it is FTTH Capable

·      All Participants  will build and complete the hands-on portion of a FTTH System that will include splicing, connectorization, testing and troubleshooting 

Convergence Labs | Why 4G LTE is nation most reliable network?

As the scope of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) continues to expand, businesses are largely adopting it across diverse applications. Vital to this is the growth of mobile communications technology. 4G LTE (Fourth Generation – Long Term Evolution) is the latest technology that has offered considerable improvement in performance over past mobile technologies. This technology also promises consistent connectivity for optimum benefits of enterprise mobility. Such improvements in enterprise mobility and application performance can deliver a variety of benefits:

• Enhanced customer service and increased sales
• Enhancement in products and services
• Enhanced employee motivation
• Productivity hikes
• Individual and team productivity
• Process efficiency
• Management efficiency and innovation
• Better flexibility and decision-making
• Direct expenditure reductions

Corresponding to the previous mobile network technologies, 4G LTE provides much higher bandwidth, lower latency and enhanced spectrum effectiveness. In simpler terms, this allows:

• More applications usage on mobile devices while travelling
• Quicker or real-time sharing of hefty files and streaming media

Business proprietors are already anticipating the benefits of 4G. Convergence Labs survey shows that 94% of IT managers in India believe that 4G will be an imperative business tool.  Indian Companies now need to think how to utilize the benefits of 4G LTE. They must understand the evolving needs of their employees, out workers, and customers.

To gain expertise required for operating a network and exploring new business opportunities, many operators, independent service providers, vendors etc. prefer Convergence Labs for its best-in-class LTE Boot Camp training. Also, Convergence Labs offers a Placement Oriented Telecom Training in Telecom, VoIP, Datacom, IP, MPLS, Networking, and Mobile Communication Technologies from GSM, CDMA till UMTS (3G) and LTE (4G) technologies. The training is structured into a 2-day intensive course where students will obtain in-depth knowledge about the LTE air interface and design methods. 

Upcoming Trends in Telecom Industry

Global Telecom industry has witnessed a growth of 9.1 percent over the period 2011-2016. Limitless demand for bandwidth in wireless networks is one of the major factors contributing to the market growth. At present, there are more than 4.5 billion mobile users and 1.7 billion Internet users worldwide. Researchers estimate that by 2020, the count of mobile users will cross 6 billion and people surfing the Internet will reach 4.6 billion—largely through their mobile phones.

Our current generation is growing up in a primarily digital world. Right from the computers, Internet, mobile phones to social networking—all has become a second nature to them. And their acquaintance with technology and inclination towards remaining in contact with huge networks has transformed how we work and how we utilize. Experts of Convergence Labs term this demographic group as a Generation C —the "C" refers to connect, communicate and change. Observing the current telecom trends, it has been forecasted that year 2020 will have majority of employees at bigger companies working on virtual project groups.

Rising popularity of broadband services has laid a strong foundation for cloud computing. Cloud computing has come out in the form of an "information power plant", and is capsizing the conventional business approach of software, hardware, and media. The alteration in the business model is overturning the industry structure.

Telecommunications engineering is the hottest division of engineering across the globe. It is just right to say that the scope of telecom engineering will last eternally in an economy like India. The telecom sector has seen a remarkable growth in the last few years which has ultimately fueled the demand for skilled telecom engineers. These experts get employment opportunities in government sectors, like electronics, broadcasting, manufacturing, etc. aside from wider domains like Instrumentation engineering, control engineering and computer engineering. Telecommunication engineers having Advanced Wireless Telecom Training are also hired by the Ministry of Communication, CRPF, railways, BSF, police, and other defense related entities. They can also get good employment opportunities in private sectors as well. 

Convergence Labs: Wireless Communication Training

Wireless communication came into existence in the 20th century with the invention of the radio. Since then, the effectiveness of quick communication over long distances has made the world a smaller place. And with the emergence of mobile phones, two-way communication model has replaced the traditional radio broadcasting one-way communication. In addition, with 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, and further technologies, computer data networks have revolutionized wireless communications in the 21st century.

Mobile and Wireless technology are a fire wave of future that benefits different aspects of our life including education, business, medical, entertainment, personal, global communication and whatnot. Many businesses are in search of new methods to maximize their investment returns in communication networks while ensuring secure data transmission. Career prospects in this field are based on the candidate’s expertise and training, which differs from basic switch engineers to strategic mass developers. Convergence Labs, IT solutions provider, suggests some of the career prospects in the field of wireless communication and engineering:

·         

      Android, Blackberry, iPhone, Windows Mobile Applications Developer

·         Operations and Maintenance Engineers

·         RF Planners

·         Drive Test Engineers

·         Network & RF Design Engineers

·         KPI (Key Performance Indicator) Engineer

·         Mobile Applications Testing Specialist

·         Game Developer

·         Mobile Architect / Mobile Software Platform Architect

·         Mobile Phone System Engineer                   

·         Mobile Plant Equipment Mechanic

·         Telecommunications Tower Installation and Maintenance Engineer

·         Mobile Security Expert

·         IPAD Developer

·         Marketing Manager

·         Mobile Architect

·         Technical Support Engineer

Scope of Learning Telecommunications & Wireless Technologies

There is a massive scope for students pursuing M.S or M.Tech in the field of electronics and communication. Having advanced wireless communication training will definitely enhance your career prospects and help you get placed in top MNC's. Worldwide Government institutions are spending millions of dollars for research and development in this domain. Hence, the scope for practicing advanced training in these fields is a risk worth taking.

Salary Projection of Wireless Communication and Electronics Engineering

The first thing that comes to your mind is that how much you can earn from this job. Salaries vary depending upon your skills and the companies that hire engineering professionals. Big MNC's like Volterra Semiconductor offers salaries ranging from INR 60,000 – 120,000 per month. However, the Indian companies may offer salaries ranging from INR 30,000 – 60,000 per month. If you get hired by US or Europe-based companies, you can easily earn up to 2,500$ – 4000$ per month.