Mapcom is presenting at NTCA Wireless Symposium and WSTA Broadband Forum.
January 2, 2015 – RICHMOND, VA – Mapcom Systems, a leading provider of visual operations management software, continues to support the telecommunications industry by providing speakers for upcoming trade events.
On Monday, January 5th, during the NTCA Wireless Symposium in Las Vegas, Nevada, Mapcom’s Don Nablo will be participating in a panel breakout session titled, “Changing Customers and Carrier Culture”. This panel session will focus on how carriers are keeping up with changing technology and customer needs by updating their internal culture and adapting to today’s market.
On Wednesday, January 14th, during the Wisconsin State Telecommunications Association Broadband Forum in Stevens Point, Wisconsin, Mapcom’s David Hunsucker will be presenting a session titled, “An Integrated Approach to Network Planning and Feasibility Analysis.” This breakout session will present the attendees with ways in which sales and marketing teams of telecommunications providers can win more business by pre-qualifying targets and creating on-the-spot solutions.
“Speaking at industry conferences is just one of many ways Mapcom supports rural communication providers. We always enjoy opportunities to share our clients’ experiences and our expertise,” said John Granger, President and CEO. “Mapcom recognizes we are all in this together and continues to support our clients, prospects and the rural communications industry. Their success is our success,” added Granger.
To learn more about upcoming telecommunications industry events at which Mapcom will be attending and/or speaking, visit Mapcom’s event calendar.
About Mapcom Systems
Mapcom Systems is the developer of M4 Solutions – a visual operations platform that allows service providers to manage their workforce, as well as fiber, coax, wireless and copper networks, including both outside and inside plant at the physical and logical levels. M4 Solutions enables users to integrate and correlate data from existing billing, accounting, GPS tracking, element management and network monitoring applications in a powerful visual interface to all network elements. Since 1971, Mapcom has worked with independents, cooperatives, fiber communities, and campus communications service providers of all sizes across the United States, Canada, Central America and the Caribbean. For more information, visit the Mapcom website at www.mapcom.com.
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