Diffraction Analysis CEO will be speaking at the FTTH Council Asia-Pacific next week in Jakarta.
Benoît will present the results of our multiple quantitative studies on FTTH user satisfaction and usage behaviour. Benoît presentation is on May 20th at 4PM
Like every year, Diffraction Analysis is an analyst partner of the FTTH Council Europe annual conference which this year takes place in Stockholm on February 19-20th with pre-conference workshops on the 18th.
This year is particularly exciting for us because
Fiber Hues by Benoît Felten (CC-BY-NC-SA)
This week is the 2013 annual conference of the FTTH Council Europe in London. It’s at the Excel on February 19-21st.
Diffraction Analysis will have a booth in the Bronze Booth Area. We
Fiber Hues by Benoît Felten (CC-BY-NC-SA)
Next week is the 2013 annual conference of the FTTH Council Europe in London. It’s at the Excel on February 19-21st.
Diffraction Analysis will have a booth in the Bronze Booth Area. We
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