By WFN Strategies

Two WFN Strategies employees, Guy Arnos and Stephen Lentz, will be conducting a SubOptic 2010 Master Class on Tuesday, 11 May 2010.  The title of the Master Class is: Lessons Learned in Oil and Gas.

WFN Strategies is a leading supplier of consultancy services for submarine telecom cables to the oil & gas industry worldwide.  They work with many of the world’s leading energy companies, and have provided telecoms support worldwide for oil & gas projects, in Angola, Australia, Azerbaijan, Egypt, Gulf of Mexico, North Sea, Trinidad, and USA (including California, Colorado, Oklahoma, Texas, Wyoming, and Prudhoe Bay, Alaska.)

Mr. Arnos has over 25 years experience in submarine and terrestrial networks, and has been responsible for the planning, engineering and implementation of transoceanic, transcontinental and metropolitan telecom systems.  Mr. Lentz has over fifteen years experience in the construction and operation of optical communications networks including metropolitan area networks, national networks, and international submarine cable networks.

About WFN Strategies:

WFN Strategies (www.wfnstrategies.com) provides telecoms engineering solutions for remote and unique communication requirements. With ongoing projects in Antarctica, Asia Pacific, Colorado, North Sea and West Africa, WFN Strategies accomplishes telecoms engineering involving submarine and terrestrial optical cable, microwave, mobile, broadband wireless/WiMAX/WiFi, satellite and other RF technologies for commercial, oil & gas and government clients. WFN Strategies provides system strategy, acquisition and implementation support for all aspects of telecoms services, including developing the standards for system design, the tender process, contract forming, construction, physical deployment and maintenance.  WFN Strategies publishes Submarine Telecoms Forum (www.subtelforum.com), the industry's first electronic, dedicated magazine and RSS Feed, and the platform for discourse on submarine telecom cable and network operations.

About SubOptic:

SubOptic 2010 is the seventh in the series of conferences, the first being held in 1986. SubOptic is a non-profit, non-incorporated international organization, steered and sponsored by leading members of the telecommunications industry. Its activities are open to every level of the industry, from those who manufacture cables and their components to purchasers of cable networks and system capacity to business analysts and investors.