Do Network Headaches Keep You Up at Night?
November 5
2 p.m. ET
About the Webinar
After hours callouts and truck rolls are some of the most difficult and expensive challenges telecoms face in maintaining core networks. Join Seth Ritter and Doug Kuntz from Nex-Tech as they share proactive tips for maintaining a #FIVENINEUPTIME approach to prevent Network Headaches that keep you up at night.
Presenters
Seth Ritter
Carrier Representative, Nex-Tech
Seth Ritter has deep roots in Rural Northwest Kansas and offers a unique perspective on the telecommunications industry having served in various capacities at Nex-Tech. As a CALEA compliance expert, he works with hundreds of broadband service providers throughout the United States. Seth holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration and as a small-town city council member, he understands the challenges rural America faces and its need for good broadband services.
Doug Kuntz
Carrier Access Manager, Nex-Tech
Doug Kuntz began his career in the telecommunications industry in 1997 when 128K was more bandwidth than you could ever use. Doug is the Carrier Access Manager for Nex-Tech and provides fiber transport and carrier solutions across the United States. He anxiously awaits his first 100 Gig opportunity. Doug is a volunteer fireman, hack golfer, and lover of craft beers.
Registration
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Questions
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