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Bell Business Insights newsletter
June 2009 edition
Case study
In this issue
Convergence at the 2010 Winter Games
The Vancouver Organizing Committee for the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games (VANOC) needed to create a reliable, scalable and highly available network for the 2010 Winter Games. Bell’s solution was to converge voice and data over a single network in order to connect 10,000 journalists, 1.8 million spectators and 3 billion television viewers.
One of the biggest challenges faced by VANOC is the limited communication network between Vancouver and Whistler. The solution is a unified Internet Protocol-based fibre optic cable network connecting Whistler to Vancouver and 130 other venues.
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