Webinars
Upcoming
- December 8, 2011, 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. EST Fiber Trends, Standards and Applications presented by Ravi Yekula, Corning, Adrian Amezcua, Draka Communications. Register here.
- December 13, 2011, 11:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. EST From Green to Sustainable Electronic Information Technology Systems - How the STEP Rating System Can Get Us There. Presenters will be Allen Weidman, Executive Director of the STEP Foundation, Scott Walker, Scott Walker, Chair, and Rodney Casteel of the FOLS. Register here.
Recent
- A Comparative Analysis of Connectivity Solutions for the Data Center, presented by Josh SeawellNow available on demand
- LAN Standards, News & Trends: 2011 Update, presented by Herb Congdon Now available on demand.
- Ensuring 40/100G Performance: Multimode Fiber Bandwidth Solutions, presented by Kevin Paschal of CommScope. Now available on demand.
- Trends in Multimode Fiber, presented by Ryan Chappell of Draka Communications. Now available on demand.
- LAN Standards, News & Trends: 2010 Update, presented by Herb Congdon of Tyco Electronics. Now available on demand.
- Data Center Best Practices: What to do, presented by Aaron Stout of CommScope. Now available on demand.
- OM4 Fiber - The Next Generation of Multimode Fiber, presented by Tony Irujo of OFS. Now available on demand.
- Green Aspects of Structured Cabling, presented by Herb Congdon, Standards Chair of the FOLS. Now available on demand.
- 40/100 Gbps Ethernet Over Multimode Optical Fiber, presented by Alfred Flores, FOLS Vice Chair. Now available on demand.
- LAN Standards, News & Trends, presented by Herb V. Congdon, FOLS Standards Chair & Chair of TR-42. Available on demand.
Cost Model
Hierarchical Star, Centralized Cabling or Fiber-to-the-Telecom Enclosure -- which architecture is best for your installation?
Find out with the FOLS Cost Model.
This interactive cost model is a tool that helps you compare the installed first costs of several standards-compliant architectures using fiber and copper cabling. The Cost Model lets you input your own data to most accurately allow you to compare different media choices.