AVSystem will participate in ANGA COM 2026, taking place on May 19–21 in Cologne, one of Europe’s key events for broadband, media, and connectivity. You’ll find us at the Kontron booth (Hall 8, Stand 30), where we’ll be discussing how operators manage broadband services and device environments as networks continue to scale and diversify.
As access technologies evolve — from FTTH and HFC to converged fixed and in-home environments — operators face a growing operational layer behind the network. Device fleets expand, firmware diversity increases, and service activation workflows must remain reliable across increasingly complex infrastructures. At the same time, expectations around service quality and customer experience continue to rise.
ANGA COM provides a space to move beyond high-level discussions and focus on how these networks are actually operated.
At the event, we will present how our platforms support broadband operators in managing this complexity through a structured, end-to-end approach:
• Device lifecycle management across multi-vendor CPE environments
• Automated service activation for FTTH, HFC, and hybrid networks
• Operational visibility from the access network into the home environment
• Standards-based management, including TR-069 and TR-369 (USP)
Working alongside Kontron — the “One Stop Shop for Telcos” — we will demonstrate how combining network infrastructure and operational platforms enables operators to scale services while maintaining control over device behavior and service quality.
Our team — including Sławomir Wolf (CEO), William Yan – Head of Global Sales, Grzegorz Kozłowski (Product Director), Borys Godowski – Regional Sales Director, Krzysztof Hajduk - Sales Account Director, Sergio Videira and Jarosław Bosacki (Pre-sales Engineers), and Oskar Porębski (Growth Manager) — will be available throughout the event to discuss real-world deployment challenges and share practical approaches to managing large-scale broadband environments.
If you’re attending ANGA COM 2026, visit us at Hall 8, Stand 30 to talk about what operating modern broadband networks looks like in practice.