Buglas
| Federal Association of Fiber Optic Connection V. (BUGLAS) |
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| legal form | Registered association |
| Seat | Bonn |
| founding |
2009
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| place | Cologne |
| president | Theo Weirich |
| Vice President (s) | Timo von Lepel |
| Board | Treasurer Werner Rapp, board member Torsten Kuhle |
| executive Director | Wolfgang Heer |
| Members | about 100 |
| Website | buglas.de |
The Federal Association of Glass Fiber Connection e. V. (BUGLAS) is the only professional association in Germany that exclusively represents companies that are involved in the construction, expansion or operation of high-performance fiber optic networks or that advise or supply these companies.
Origin and organization
The association originally emerged from the Federal Association of Broadband Communication . On February 7, 2009, the two members M-net and NetCologne left the Federal Association of Broadband Communication due to disagreements over central regulatory issues and founded BUGLAS to found a specialized and focused trade association for the fiber optic industry. In contrast to the BREKO, the BUGLAS has since then been emphatically positioning itself for the expansion of fiber optic networks into buildings (FTTB) or apartments (FTTH).
Association members (selection)
More than 100 member companies have joined since the company was founded. B. Alcatel-Lucent , Eutelsat , HUAWEI , Keymile , Media Broadcast , NetAachen , NetCologne , Nokia Solutions and Networks , QSC AG , Sky Deutschland , Tyco Electronics , VSE-Net and wilhelm.tel .
Web links
- Homepage
- Andreas Frischholz: Buglas: Small steps for the FTTB / H expansion. In: computerbase.de. December 7, 2017. Retrieved June 26, 2018 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ TAL dispute: Netcologne and M-Net leave Breko Association (article from February 7, 2009) (accessed December 10, 2013)