Service providers have a networking challenge and opportunity. They must evolve away from their outdated Time Division Multiplexer (TDM) networks, which are no longer sustainable, and migrate to modern systems that use routing and switching technologies. Fortunately, the transition can be smooth and convenient for a service provider. Ultimately, when the end customer migrates to an Ethernet service, the migration is much simpler.
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