Brady Volpe - The Volpe Firm
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The Volpe Firm's podcast is dedicated to improving cable operators understanding of the technical requirements and demands placed on them to maintain happy subscribers. We are experts in all things cable with a focus on PNM and DOCSIS. We are true technology geeks and proud of it.
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Load Balancing DOCSIS 3.1 03.11.2014
Load Balancing, DOCSIS 3.1 and Power Calculations Episode 7 Hosted by Brady Volpe of the Volpe Firm and Nimble This with guest John Downey of Cisco. Discussion Highlights included DOCSIS 3.1, Load Balancing, Proactive Network Maintenance - PNM and Power Calculations. We do our best to bring our audience great technical content every month. You can watch us live on The post Load Balancing DOCSIS 3...
DOCSIS Pre-Equalization Part Two Episode 2 25.07.2014
DOCSIS Pre-Equalization (Pre-Eq) and Proactive Network Maintenance (PNM) Part 2 Episode 2 Hosted by Brady Volpe of The Volpe Firm with guest John Downey of Cisco. Episode 2 we will cover how DOCSIS pre-equalization data can be used to identify upstream impairments through Proactive Network Maintenance (PNM) and why this is valuable to a cable operator. Benefits of The post DOCSIS Pre-Equalization...
DOCSIS Pre-Equalization 23.07.2014
The Benefits of DOCSIS Pre-Equalization and Proactive Network Maintenance Part I Episode 1 Hosted by Brady Volpe of The Volpe Firm with guest of John Downey of Cisco. Part one covers the benefits and limitations of DOCSIS Pre-Equalization and critical features in the CMTS and how they impact Proactive Network Maintenance (PNM). The discussion is on all things The post DOCSIS Pre-Equalization appe...
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