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New Projects - NPIFs

  • Initiation of a new Broadband Forum project, including amendments, requires creation of a New Project Initiation Form (NPIF).

    Access BBF's current NPIFs here.
  • All Principal and Associate/Regional Operator Members may participate and contribute to work in progress. Auditing Members are welcome to track or upgrade to Principal to participate.

BBF's March Newsletter

  • Stay Informed with the Latest in Broadband Forum News!  
  • Click here to access the March newsletter.

Open Ballots

  • Click here to check Straw and Final Ballots open now. 

Q2 Virtual Meeting

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2020 Upcoming Meetings


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titleSign Up a ColleagueBroadband Forum Spring Newsletter

Our Spring Member Meeting saw our biggest attendance in more than 15 years, drawing 158 attendees to Mainz, Germany. We have enjoyed a very productive meeting, and continue to build on the success of 2023, with 16 new work area projects started and two new Open Broadband projects launched since our last meeting.

In Mainz, the home to the invention of Gutenberg’s printing press and no stranger to ground-breaking tech innovation, we opened the meeting with discussions on the latest significant breakthrough in tech history. Bringing together technology innovators from across the industry, our Town Hall Innovation Series explored the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) in broadband networks. The BASe Technical and USP Summits took place in tandem with our member meeting and was highly attended with a host of engaging plenary sessions, roundtables, and video demonstrations. The three events amassed a total of 243 registered attendees across five days.

Share this sign up link to help a colleague access the Broadband Forum tools

Thank you to all of our work area directors, project stream leaders, editors, and contributors for their continuous dedication in building universally adopted open standards and open-source software. Talking with many of the attendees, there was real energy and enthusiasm surrounding the ongoing work and direction of the Broadband Forum... Read more

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Connected Home Council

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Membership Renewal Justification Presentation (PDF)

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List of Current Members

The Broadband Innovation Group is an incubator for long term or disruptive topics; an exploratory space to road-test and help mature ideas that could be handed off to relevant Broadband Forum Work Areas (WAs).

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Thank you to our Spring Meeting Sponsor!

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2024 Spring Meeting - Closing Plenary slides are available to Members here.


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On Monday, March 4 during the 2024 Spring Meeting
We addressed the topic of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. 

To view the agenda and speakers and download the presentations, please click HERE.


2024 Broadband Forum Meetings:

    • Summer: Annual Meeting: June 17-20 Incheon, South Korea
    • Fall:November 18-21 (Americas)


**Learn about becoming a BBF Meeting Sponsor here**


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BBF uses Slack for chat and instant message.

Request an invite from BBF

Channels:

  • general: ask a question about BBF.
  • usp-questions: ask a question about USP/TR-369 on development, use cases, and implementation.
  • doglover: just for fun - photos encouraged
  • And more!


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BASe events examine the hottest topics and challenges in broadband today, carefully curating subjects that are impacting the success of broadband deployments around the world.

Read about the impact, opportunities, and benefits for BASe sponsors here.

Past BASe event downloads:

• Operator Cloud and Service Delivery - Metro Edge Compute Roundtable
• Connected User – Is a Service Provider “App Store” deliverable?
• Requirements for a Multi-Service Fiber Access PON
• When to Deploy a virtualized and Disaggregated SDN Network 
• Fiber Access State of Play

Contact Rhonda Heier for more details.


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2020 2024 Upcoming Meetings

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titleBBF Quarterly NewsletterGive Us Feedback

We love hearing from our members! Contact us any time with feedback or questions by emailing help@broadband-forum.org

A word from Robin Mersh, Broadband Forum CEO:

"It seems fitting that Hungary’s capital city, Budapest, is the location for our Q1 meeting, which saw significant progress across our Work Area groups and a fruitful transition of our leadership team. In a location that combines the two cities of Buda and Pest, our members have continued to focus on the convergence of open source and open standards, virtualized and physical network functions, and fixed and mobile networks to help transform and shape the future of broadband.

This meeting provided the backdrop for a wave of transition, as our annual election took place and we bid fond farewells to colleagues..." Read more

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The Broadband Forum Wiki is a collaboration tool for members to participate, contribute, and collaborate on Broadband Forum projects. The tools are created by Atlassian and work in tandem with other Atlassian software, including project management (Jira), code repository (Bitbucket), and continuous integration (Bamboo).

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Broadband Forum uses a collaborative suite of tools created by Atlassian. These tools allow our members to collaborate real-time across the industry and across the globe.

  • The Wiki (also known as Confluence) is for administration - meetings, agendas, project descriptions, and more.
  • Jira is a project management database used to progress BBF projects, and holds draft Working Texts (WTs), contributions, and ballot comments.
  • Bitbucket is a code repository.
  • Bamboo is a continuous integration server.

Additional software tools include FishEye, Crucible, SonarQube, Artifactory, and others - these are used for BBF's Open Broadband (OB) work.

All BBF members have access to these tools - Sign up and review our members-only FAQ for more information.

To determine if your company is a member of the Forum please see our Membership Listing page here

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