The rapid changes affecting the telecoms and ICT sectors is a challenge for those responsible for ensuring staff have the requisite knowledge and skills.

In a recent white paper, PTT’s managing director proposes a holistic approach to providing training, with emphasis on the delivery of courses covering the technological subjects that underpin service provision

In the last few years the telecoms sector has experienced rapid changes in the services it provides and the technologies that underpin service delivery. And these advances continue to alter the telecoms landscape.

Keeping pace with these changes is a challenge which PTT meets on your behalf. Courses in PTT’s extensive catalogue are regularly updated to reflect the latest techniques, systems and services. For example, updated versions of the following online courses have recently been released:

DLA: “ADSL principles” describes how broadband services are provided over copper wires.

TAF: “IP networks” introduces the techniques and protocols employed in IP networks.

 FAB: “Optical access networks” describes the use of optical fibre in access networks with emphasis on the practical aspects of installation and testing. 

Broadband users want ever faster Internet connections and TV packages with more choice and higher viewing quality.

To meet their customers’ expectations, cable operators are upgrading their networks and systems.

PTT’s online learning solutions provide a cost-effective way of ensuring technical and managerial staff keep pace with the advances in technology that allow those enhancements.

PTT’s new online course TCF: “Hybrid fibre coax systems” provides a comprehensive guide to cable systems and services and possible system upgrades.