Your data network is lightning fast, but are your operations keeping up?

Today’s mobile, wireline, and cloud data center service providers are adopting the latest state-of-the-art Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) and Software-Defined Networking (SDN) technologies to modernize network infrastructure and bring reliable, high-speed data communications to their customers. But NFV is just the beginning of the network transformation. Network operations need to be synchronized across the entire infrastructure to deliver diversified enterprise and consumer services. That requires Lifecycle Service Orchestration.

Customers value the network based on what it does for them. Service agility is important. Service quality is essential. Whether the network is composed of physical or virtualized network function infrastructure – or a mix of both – the customer only sees end-to-end service quality.

CENX’s Cortx Service Orchestrator is the cornerstone next-generation operations tool that enables operators to rapidly fulfill and assure services across multi-vendor and multi-technology networks. Cortx provides the essential single pane-of-glass that allows operators to navigate their networks: quickly, intuitively and comprehensively. Powered by dynamic network analytics, Cortx turns complex network data into actionable automated intelligence.

Are you going virtual with NFV? Get real with LSO.

 

Real agility. Real quality. Real savings

 

Internet usage is skyrocketing and users are demanding higher bandwidth and higher quality, secure connectivity. In parallel, today’s Internet infrastructure is evolving faster than ever, due to significant innovations in high-speed mobile broadband, cloud-based applications, Network Functions Virtualization, and Software-Defined Networking. These advances are impacting the underlying networks of all service providers. Watch this video to learn how Service Orchestration can help.

 

 


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