Lucent Technologies Launches Cajun Campus Educational Seminar Program for Enterprise Data Networking Professionals
Lucent Technologies launched its Cajun Campus educational seminar program, an 11-city series aimed at assisting enterprise data networking professionals in planning their next-generation infrastructures. The free, half-day seminar series started on January 7, 1999, in Boston and will continue over the next five weeks in various cities across the United States. The seminars, titled "21st Century Networking," aim to help network managers address the challenges of scaling existing networks and converging data, voice, and video applications.
Key Takeaways:
- The Cajun Campus seminar series is a comprehensive educational program designed to assist enterprise data networking professionals in planning their next-generation infrastructures.
- The seminars will be held in 11 cities across the United States, including Boston, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Fort Lauderdale, Houston, Irvine, Nashville, Pittsburgh, San Jose, and Teaneck.
- The program agenda and registration information can be accessed on Lucent's website at www.lucent.com/dns/events/cajun.html.
- Lucent's Cajun Campus solutions are a comprehensive suite of highly reliable Ethernet, ATM, and multifunction switches designed to alleviate the explosive bandwidth requirements of growing enterprise networks.
- The suite of products ranges from stackable units serving desktops to high-performance backbone chassis platforms capable of moving vast amounts of data traffic quickly and easily.
- Lucent Technologies is a leading provider of public and private networks, communications systems, and software, data networking systems, business telephone systems, and microelectronics components.
Statistics:
- The Cajun Campus seminar series will be held in 11 cities across the United States over a period of five weeks.
- The seminars are free and will be conducted on a half-day basis.
- Lucent's Cajun Campus solutions offer a comprehensive suite of 12 products, including Ethernet, ATM, and multifunction switches.
Sources:
- Business Wire, "Jan. 7, 1999 - Free 11-City Series Helps Enterprise Data Networking Professionals Plan Their Next-Generation Infrastructures"
- Lucent Technologies website, www.lucent.com