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Webinar: Heavy Reading, Sedona, and Nokia discuss SDN-Controlled Converged IP/Optical Networks

docs & demos, Resources, videosBy Sedona SystemsMarch 9, 2017

Heavy Reading recently hosted a webinar on “The SDN-Driven IP-Optical Renaissance.” The speakers were Sterling Perrin, senior analyst at Heavy Reading, Ori Gerstel, Sedona’s CTO and co-founder, and Steve Vogelsang, President and CTO of Nokia’s IP/Optical Business Group.

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