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The Role of the Multiservice Processor in Your Business

Leave a reply Nancy Evans

Technology plays a key role in growth of businesses. Every business wants a platform that’s effective for both clients and customers. The cost of media gateways and wireless controllers are some of the considerations business owners need to look into.

For reducing costs of inventory and speeding up delivery to the market, companies need to integrate the latest solutions such as multiservice processors. Multiservice processors are devices that are compatible with softwares provided by industry leaders, allowing businesses to combine several line cards.

They link to an external communication processor provided by different companies, enabling optimal networking to reduce costs and speed up delivery time. The processors rely on cost-effective solutions which are based on internet protocol (IP), and allows for TMD migration.

A multiservice processor makes space for IP-cards and allows for more connections (SONET/SDH) without requiring additional boards. This allows businesses to take advantage of the most cost-effective TDM or IP lines. Multiple and propriety protocols are supported by these processors including ML/MC-PPP, PWE3, HDLC and ATM. Backward integration is also possible with programming for a connection with non-standard devices.

An ARM processor chipThese processors are flexible and can be used with existing hardware and software platforms. They increase the existing bandwidth, which is important for a growing business, and allows customer to reduce costs by providing support for extra connections. With these processors, the bi-directional bandwidth data of a device can be share by three different protocols at a single time. Ethernets ports and latest ARM processors are integrated as well.

The latest generations of multiservice processors are available for businesses to implement in their ongoing operations. Many different companies specialize in the software that connects to the processor like LSI.

Multiservice processor versions feature IPsec data-encryption for different keys including 128 and 192, and can go up to 256. Different chips offer a set of resources which are able to meet the requirements of different operating systems. Addressing muxponders and transponders along with switching (OTN) requirement is also a feature of multiservice processors.

There’s integration of Ethernet which is carrier based allows to overcome challenges presented by the backhaul of mobile and packet data. Some models also include mapping and SDH framing that makes a cross connection with the carriers, allowing them to transition packet transport (SDH/SONET).

Advanced processors can provide compatibility for UNI links or beyond 80 IMA groups. They also feature packet processing and HDLC. As a result, businesses can take advantage of performance monitoring and synchronous clocking.

This aggregated service is assisting businesses in an increasingly gadget-dominated world. Businesses in different industries are now able to switch from traditional to new IP networks with minimal costs and downtime. Another advantage for businesses is the use of a common platform from switching of TDM to ATM.

For base station controllers and media gateways, the processors provide a state-of the art solution system. Businesses can also use them for multiservice applications such as 4G/LTE wireless access, taking advantage of the high bandwidth.

Businesses making use of multiservice processors will benefit from low costs, increased bandwidth and durable digital storage.

Stealing Wi-Fi

16 Replies Jonny Hankins

Hey, come here I have something to tell you, in private. Those thieving types who live next door might be stealing your Wi-Fi you know. Not only that but Google maps drive past with their super technology cars and use your Wi-Fi, take information from your computer and all sorts (apparently). And anyone could be getting in, once on the Wi-Fi they can get into your hard disk! Well come here and let me whisper something in your ear…Wallpaper, yes from France. Tres stylish.

Wallpaper that stops Wi-Fi from passing through. You can pay your own connection, and even if you live in a shared house nobody else can get it. Ha Ha student so called friends, you can steal my cheese from the fridge but the real important stuff is mine, all mine. And it doesn’t even block out your mobile phone or the TV signal, how about that for fantastic? And it comes in a lovely snowflake design, perfect for any look, from Abba revival to minimal chic.

Block in Wi-Fi

Signal blocking wallpaper

Take a look at this link here, it’s in French I know but an online translator will help for anyone who doesn’t understand.

CNN have got onto it too, so keep it a bit quiet otherwise everyone will get it, and you will end up walking for miles through the suburbs with your mobile phone looking for someone with open Wi-Fi overspill.

2012 Proves to be Award-Winning Year for Oracle

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This year is off to a good start for Oracle, as the company won several prestigious awards which put Oracle at the top of their game. Can the business software provider continue its success throughout 2013?

Oracle's LogoV3 readers awarded Oracle as Best Business Intelligence Vendor at the V3 Technology Awards 2012. After receiving the award, an interview with Nick Whitehead, senior director for business intelligence (BI) at Oracle UK, highlighted some relevant areas for Oracle and IT professionals as a whole regarding how 2013 looks for the ICT industry. Mr Whitehead discussed the systems developed by Oracle in the past year and how BI is affecting decisions being made and for the future.

Mr Whitehead highlighted that 90% of the world’s data was created since the beginning of 2011 with expectations for this data volume to multiply 50 times by 2020. He emphasised this by adding:

“Often it is talked about as a problem for IT – how do you capture and store all that new information? There’s lots of it, it’s arriving fast and there’s lots of variety. Our customers are starting to ask ‘how do we get business value from all that data we’ve never captured or analysed before.’ I think that’s a better question. Value is realised with analytics. We want to help our customers find answers with business analytics. In every industry we’re seeing answers emerging, new business models where using all this new data is imperative. Once the business case is clear and understood, we can help them solve the IT problem with good architecture and engineered systems to allow them to acquire and organise it in a cost effective way”

Advancements like these help many understand why IT has continued to be a thriving sector compared to other business sectors across the globe. The technological possibilities in answering these raised questions also mean for those in oracle jobs, forthcoming year is set to be an interesting and rewarding time.

Oracle’s success continued with being recognised as the global market leader in customer care systems and in overall market share by revenue. Leading industry analyst company Analysys Mason published the report in January 2013 based on 2011 shares.

Mark Mortensen, principal analyst at Analysys Mason, commented on the announcement saying:

“Customer care systems are increasingly important to communications service providers as they work to gain competitive advantage and reduce customer churn. ‘All-in-one’ CRM systems, such as Oracle’s offering, help CSPs reduce costs and grow revenue by enhancing self-service channels, improving cross-channel sales and marketing efforts and improving business analytics”

Yet another success came with Oracle being placed in the Leaders Quadrant by Gartner Inc in its 2012 “Magic Quadrant for Integrated Revenue and Customer Management for CSPs” report. This is based on the high level of vision and ability within the company.

Widely recognised as the leader in the field, Oracle seems to going from strength to strength, will 2013 be another award-winning year for Oracle and their workers?