Metanoia, Inc. Global Panel on Performance Management & Monitoring in Service Provider Networks: A Resounding Success
With registrants from 29+ countries, 75+ companies, and from all 6 inhabited continents, the Metanoia, Inc. led an international panel on End-to-End Performance Management & Monitoring garnered a tremendous response from professionals globally and created much excitement in the telecom community worldwide. With a subject topmost in the minds of service providers and eco-system players, this was further ratification of the critical industry issues that the Metanoia, Inc. experts bring focus on.
Mountain View, CA, September 28, 2012 --(PR.com)-- Metanoia, Inc. recently convened a well-received on-line, international, panel on performance management & monitoring, under the aegis of its industry initiative on “Provider Network Health Assessment,” which was an all-around success.
Dr. Vishal Sharma, Principal at Metanoia, Inc. said from his Silicon Valley office “Our initiative focuses on technology and business strategy issues of contemporary importance for service providers globally.”
Dr. Sharma added, “The panel is special in being a co-operative industry initiative, whose purpose is to facilitate dialog and interaction between operators (wireless, wired, MSO, data center, and over-the-top players) and eco-system players (hardware & system vendors, software providers, testing vendors, OSS/BSS vendors) to gather the eco-system’s thinking on key issues in performance management. Contributing experts from major organizations (including observers) have given their time, energy, and expertise to discuss this subject, to collectively advance the industry's understanding, and share best-practices and techniques.” This unique undertaking involved a dozen plus players from the operator ecosystem, from TELUS, Tata, and Twitter to Cisco, InfoVista and PacketDesign, among others.
The panelists focused on three key questions: What does end-to-end performance management mean to different operator types? How does application performance relate to network performance and visa-versa? What is the relationship between the OTT provider and underlying infrastructure provider.
Chris Woodfield of Twitter talked about the singular monitoring challenges of dealing with millions of small sessions originating from smartphones, while Geoffrey Holan spoke of the advances Telus had made by merging its wireline and wireless teams to create network management synergy. Aamer Akhter of Cisco discussed system advances that allow per-flow monitoring, while Vikas Trehan, InfoVista and Cengiz Alaetinoglu, Packet Design, expounded on the value of using network intelligence to improve application performance. Ning So of TATA rounded the panel, by shinning light on some open issues like inter-AS coordination that need standardization leadership.
With attendees from 4 continents, and some active Q+A, the panel, which lasted over two hours, was an unquestioned success. You may still register here http://bit.ly/LknqIs to receive information from the Roundtables, and current updates and to be part of the conversation.
Company Profile
Metanoia, Inc. (http://www.metanoia-inc.com) has been providing its expertise to players across the full telecom ecosystem (chip & semiconductor vendors, system vendors, operators & carriers, technology houses, and software/planning tool vendors) since 2001, and helping them solve complex problems. Our contributions have spanned the strategy for, and the analysis, design, and architecture of, systems, networks, and services, to the optimization of the equipment and networks deploying them.
Our contributions have allowed a marquee list of clients (ranging from fast-paced innovative startups and international leaders, to giants in the US Fortune 1000) across 4 continents to accelerate technology design and development or network design and deployment, speed-up time-to-market, slash learning cycles, master complex technologies, and enhance customer-interaction and revenues, yielding benefits many times their investments in our services.
In short, we have been Powering Leadership Through InnovationTM! To learn more please contact us at experts@metanoia-inc.com or at +1-650-641-0082. We will be delighted to collaborate on efficiently solving your problem, and enhancing savings and revenue for you.
Dr. Vishal Sharma, Principal at Metanoia, Inc. said from his Silicon Valley office “Our initiative focuses on technology and business strategy issues of contemporary importance for service providers globally.”
Dr. Sharma added, “The panel is special in being a co-operative industry initiative, whose purpose is to facilitate dialog and interaction between operators (wireless, wired, MSO, data center, and over-the-top players) and eco-system players (hardware & system vendors, software providers, testing vendors, OSS/BSS vendors) to gather the eco-system’s thinking on key issues in performance management. Contributing experts from major organizations (including observers) have given their time, energy, and expertise to discuss this subject, to collectively advance the industry's understanding, and share best-practices and techniques.” This unique undertaking involved a dozen plus players from the operator ecosystem, from TELUS, Tata, and Twitter to Cisco, InfoVista and PacketDesign, among others.
The panelists focused on three key questions: What does end-to-end performance management mean to different operator types? How does application performance relate to network performance and visa-versa? What is the relationship between the OTT provider and underlying infrastructure provider.
Chris Woodfield of Twitter talked about the singular monitoring challenges of dealing with millions of small sessions originating from smartphones, while Geoffrey Holan spoke of the advances Telus had made by merging its wireline and wireless teams to create network management synergy. Aamer Akhter of Cisco discussed system advances that allow per-flow monitoring, while Vikas Trehan, InfoVista and Cengiz Alaetinoglu, Packet Design, expounded on the value of using network intelligence to improve application performance. Ning So of TATA rounded the panel, by shinning light on some open issues like inter-AS coordination that need standardization leadership.
With attendees from 4 continents, and some active Q+A, the panel, which lasted over two hours, was an unquestioned success. You may still register here http://bit.ly/LknqIs to receive information from the Roundtables, and current updates and to be part of the conversation.
Company Profile
Metanoia, Inc. (http://www.metanoia-inc.com) has been providing its expertise to players across the full telecom ecosystem (chip & semiconductor vendors, system vendors, operators & carriers, technology houses, and software/planning tool vendors) since 2001, and helping them solve complex problems. Our contributions have spanned the strategy for, and the analysis, design, and architecture of, systems, networks, and services, to the optimization of the equipment and networks deploying them.
Our contributions have allowed a marquee list of clients (ranging from fast-paced innovative startups and international leaders, to giants in the US Fortune 1000) across 4 continents to accelerate technology design and development or network design and deployment, speed-up time-to-market, slash learning cycles, master complex technologies, and enhance customer-interaction and revenues, yielding benefits many times their investments in our services.
In short, we have been Powering Leadership Through InnovationTM! To learn more please contact us at experts@metanoia-inc.com or at +1-650-641-0082. We will be delighted to collaborate on efficiently solving your problem, and enhancing savings and revenue for you.
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Rakhi Sharma
+1-650-641-0082
http://bit.ly/KEtiJA
888 Villa St., Suite 500, Mountain View, CA 94041, USA.
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