Network Operations teams face unique challenges resulting from growing complexity in the access network to the proliferation of new applications and devices used by the subscribers.
Focus your operations activities on innovation and growth
Providing an end-to-end network view, removing unnecessary complexity, leveraging predictive analytics, and embracing automation can enable you to deliver the best possible experience for your subscribers.
Are your day-to-day activities filled with discussions about capacity planning, provisioning, and management of your network?
How would your day be simplified if you had:
Are your day-to-day activities filled with discussions about how to identify subscribers and/or applications that are driving traffic consumption and solving subscriber impacting issues?
How would your day be simplified if you had:
With a single interface that provides an end-to-end view of network status and health, Operations personnel will be able to identify usage trends, quickly spot high-bit error rates, flag security issues, and provision new systems and services that are ‘plug and play.’
Rapidly integrate into your existing back-office systems and manage, monitor and provision your network.
Rapidly integrate into your network and train your personnel without building a lab.
Remotely diagnose network related issues without a truck roll.
“Automation is key to our ability to simplify operations and deliver services most efficiently ... It enables us to transform our business and back office capabilities quickly without disrupting our existing subscriber services. The AXOS software-defined access network future-proofs our operations, such that we truly believe this will be the last access network operating system we will ever need.”
—Ethan Webinger, chief technology officer for AcenTek
“Not only did we save $250,000 dollars from the get-go with Calix solutions, but we have been amazed by the results … We can provision a new service in a matter of seconds, troubleshoot problems faster, and do more complicated tasks, such as building a network ring in minutes instead of hours.”
—Josh Wehe, director of operations for Jade Communications
"Network operations efficiency is vital to our succes…The increased efficiency of both turn-up and ongoing maintenance will net considerable savings of our time and resources. This new capability will help us continue to deliver best-in-class services and grow our subscriber base.”
—Mike Neverdusky, network operations manager for Cumberland Connect
