For Our Readers
OSP offers service providers How-To solutions
for making effective and cost-efficient technology decisions at the network's edge. Unique deployment strategies are shared via tutorials, case histories and technology trend updates. OSP equips telecom professionals with the educational content necessary to meet their network objectives in a continually evolving marketplace.
OSP's trusted content is delivered to readers in three different forms:
- OSP® Magazine and Digital Edition
- OSP EXPO® Exhibits and Educational Offerings
- E-newsletter and www.ospmag.com
Editorial Synopsis: OSP focuses on content areas that cover the planning, engineering, deployment, maintenance and restoration of the service providers' converging networks:
- FTTC/FTTN/FTTP Architectures
- IPTV and Home Networking Upgrading Copper for The Triple Play
- Installation and Maintenance (Underground and Aerial Update)
- Wireless/Wireline Infrastructure Convergence
- Field Testing and Asset Management
- Buyer's Guide: Annual special section highlighting the infrastructure products providers will purchase for their broadband networks.
OSP provides monthly columns written by industry experts emphasizing hot topics of the OSP.
- Editor's Note - Sharon Vollman (Monthly)
- OSP Expert - Don McCarty (Monthly)
- Frontline Challenges - Byron McDaniel (Monthly)
- How Does It Work? - Bob Stoffels (Quarterly)
- OSP Safety - Carl and Deb Potter (Quarterly)
Why OSP's content and expertise stands apart from news-oriented telecom trade magazines:
- OSP's editorial content focuses on How-To education: emerging technology tutorials, case histories and new product information that providers trust.
- Credible authors submit educational content across all of OSP's delivery vehicles: print, e-newsletter, www.ospmag.com and educational offerings.
- Webinars, Webcasts and Service Provider events are facilitated by industry veteran Sharon Vollman, Editorial Director.
- Readers rely on OSP's print and Interactive Buyer's Guides to research the infrastructure products they plan to purchase for their broadband networks.
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