Operations | Monitoring | ITSM | DevOps | Cloud

Five Ways Containerized eSBCs Optimize Teams, Zoom & Other Cloud Communications Deployments

Enterprises are using Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) solutions like Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and Contact Center as a Service Solutions (CCaaS) like Five9 and Genesys to improve communications, simplify operations, and accelerate IT agility. As the COVID-19 outbreak clearly demonstrated, UCaaS and CCaaS solutions are ideal for delivering enterprise communications services to remote workers, mobile users, and small/home offices.

Five Ways Containerized eSBCs Optimize Teams, Zoom & Other Cloud Communications Deployments

Enterprises are using Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS) solutions like Microsoft Teams and Zoom, and Contact Center as a Service Solutions (CCaaS) like Five9 and Genesys to improve communications, simplify operations, and accelerate IT agility. As the COVID-19 outbreak clearly demonstrated, UCaaS and CCaaS solutions are ideal for delivering enterprise communications services to remote workers, mobile users, and small/home offices.

Enabling Profitable Business Services through OTN Switching

OTN Switching in the Access can change the equation for offering attractively-priced L1 business services. By eliminating the complexities of muxponders and transponders, DWDM optical and traffic engineering, OTN switching technology can enable most common services over a greatly simplified architecture. Efficiencies can be achieved in both capital as well as in operational costs allowing a competitive edge to your services portfolio.

Navigating the 5G Edge - Xhaul, Slicing and MEC

5G architectures are groundbreaking on several fronts.  Disaggregated RAN, virtualized core, edge cloud capabilities, and network slicing can all be combined to address an entirely new generation of use cases that create opportunities for disruptive operators to gain revenue and market share.      Most of these new technologies must be deployed very close to the customer network edge and require a nimble toolkit of fronthaul transport solutions, MEC solutions, and network slicing orchestration across all components.  This session will discuss these new ‘edge-related’ capabilities and how they can work together to maximize mobile operator differentiation.