{"id":2180,"date":"2013-10-21T12:45:24","date_gmt":"2013-10-21T15:45:24","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.telesemana.com\/futurecom\/?p=2180"},"modified":"2013-10-22T09:15:40","modified_gmt":"2013-10-22T12:15:40","slug":"telco-systems-ce-2-0-certification-has-regional-providers-snapping-at-tier-1-heels","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.telesemana.com\/futurecom\/2013\/10\/21\/telco-systems-ce-2-0-certification-has-regional-providers-snapping-at-tier-1-heels\/","title":{"rendered":"Telco Systems’ CE 2.0 Certification has Regional Providers “Snapping at Tier 1 Heels”Telco Systems’ CE 2.0 Certification has Regional Providers “Snapping at Tier 1 Heels”"},"content":{"rendered":"

\"telco\"<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

Multiple Classes of Service (multi-CoS), end-to-end assured service management, and<\/em>
\nstandardized wholesale interconnect, allow for faster deployments for service providers<\/em><\/p>\n

San Diego, CA, 2013<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 Telco Systems, a BATM company (LSE: BVC,TASE:\u00a0BATM) and developer of multi-service Carrier Ethernet access, MPLS and SDN solutions\u00a0for\u00a0mobile backhaul<\/span>,\u00a0business Ethernet<\/span>\u00a0services and\u00a0cloud networking<\/span>, is among the first\u00a0group of vendors to receive the Metro Ethernet Forum Carrier Ethernet 2.0 certification (CE\u00a02.0). Telco Systems meets this new-generation standard with their CE 2.0-compliant end-to-end\u00a0Ethernet product portfolio, promising a significant boost for large, medium and small\u00a0service providers, as well as utilities and city carriers competing in a fast evolving\u00a0telecommunications market.<\/p>\n

“Our MEF CE 2.0-certified Carrier Ethernet solutions enable a service-centric network with new levels of capacity, scalability and reliability, while ensuring greater cost-efficiency and competitiveness,” says Moshe Shimon, VP of product line management for Telco Systems. “Our solutions, combined with the assurance of MEF CE 2.0 certification, allow providers to confidently offer new broadband business and wholesale services with greater flexibility, to address customers\u2019 evolving needs. Among the benefits of certified solutions are faster deployments of assured services, monitored and managed in real-time. and simpler interoperability with other carriers\u2019 networks. We\u2019ll see some more mid-site and regional providers like\u00a0NebraskaLink<\/span>\u00a0and\u00a0Wemacom<\/span>\u00a0snapping at the big players\u2019 heels in 2013!”<\/p>\n

CE 2.0 extends the original Carrier Ethernet standards with vital added features, including multiple classes of service, greater manageability and easier interconnect for all eight standard service types. These enable new levels of efficiency for mobile backhaul, and make it easier for a large number of access providers to join the Carrier Ethernet community and establish Carrier Ethernet as a business class cloud service carrier. According to Nan Chen, President, MEF, “The main market drivers continue to dominate business: bandwidth growth, mobile data and LTE migration and the growth of public and private cloud computing.”<\/p>\n

Bob Mandeville, President and Founder of test lab Iometrix, Inc., responsible for the certification process, congratulated the first group of twenty companies to win certification, saying, “CE 2.0 is a difficult accreditation to achieve. To be recognized as CE 2.0 compliant, each company must pass a suite that totals 690 stringent tests. Over 160 companies are now certified for CE 1.0, and the adoption signs for 2.0 are exciting, as the demand for certified products and services is a driving force.”<\/p>\n

About Telco Systems<\/p>\n

Telco Systems provides a diverse set of solutions for Carrier Ethernet and Carrier Ethernet\/MPLS-based demarcation, aggregation and edge of the core products, enabling service providers to create an intelligent end-to-end service-assured CE 2.0-compliant Ethernet\/MPLS network, which offers mobile backhaul, business services and cloud networking. The company\u2019s solutions enable carriers to differentiate their services, address new revenue-generating opportunities, and transform the user experience while lowering overall operating expenses. Telco Systems is a wholly owned subsidiary of BATM Advanced Communications (LSE: BVC, TASE: BATM). For more information, please visit Telco Systems’ web site at\u00a0https:\/\/www.telco.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Contacts:
\nMoshe Shimon
\nTelco Systems
\n+972 (4) 909 6425
\nmoshes@telco.com
\nor
\nZonic Group
\nKate Innes
\n+44 (0) 1672 550123
\nkinnes@zonicgroup.com<\/p>\n

\u00a0<\/em>\"telco\"<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

Multiple Classes of Service (multi-CoS), end-to-end assured service management, and<\/em>
\nstandardized wholesale interconnect, allow for faster deployments for service providers<\/em><\/p>\n

San Diego, CA, 2013<\/strong>\u00a0\u2013 Telco Systems, a BATM company (LSE: BVC,TASE:\u00a0BATM) and developer of multi-service Carrier Ethernet access, MPLS and SDN solutions\u00a0for\u00a0mobile backhau<\/span>l,\u00a0business Ethernet<\/span>\u00a0services and\u00a0cloud networking<\/span>, is among the first\u00a0group of vendors to receive the Metro Ethernet Forum Carrier Ethernet 2.0 certification (CE\u00a02.0). Telco Systems meets this new-generation standard with their CE 2.0-compliant end-to-end\u00a0Ethernet product portfolio, promising a significant boost for large, medium and small\u00a0service providers, as well as utilities and city carriers competing in a fast evolving\u00a0telecommunications market.<\/p>\n

“Our MEF CE 2.0-certified Carrier Ethernet solutions enable a service-centric network with new levels of capacity, scalability and reliability, while ensuring greater cost-efficiency and competitiveness,” says Moshe Shimon, VP of product line management for Telco Systems. “Our solutions, combined with the assurance of MEF CE 2.0 certification, allow providers to confidently offer new broadband business and wholesale services with greater flexibility, to address customers\u2019 evolving needs. Among the benefits of certified solutions are faster deployments of assured services, monitored and managed in real-time. and simpler interoperability with other carriers\u2019 networks. We\u2019ll see some more mid-site and regional providers like\u00a0NebraskaLink<\/span>\u00a0and\u00a0Wemacom<\/span>\u00a0snapping at the big players\u2019 heels in 2013!”<\/p>\n

CE 2.0 extends the original Carrier Ethernet standards with vital added features, including multiple classes of service, greater manageability and easier interconnect for all eight standard service types. These enable new levels of efficiency for mobile backhaul, and make it easier for a large number of access providers to join the Carrier Ethernet community and establish Carrier Ethernet as a business class cloud service carrier. According to Nan Chen, President, MEF, “The main market drivers continue to dominate business: bandwidth growth, mobile data and LTE migration and the growth of public and private cloud computing.”<\/p>\n

Bob Mandeville, President and Founder of test lab Iometrix, Inc., responsible for the certification process, congratulated the first group of twenty companies to win certification, saying, “CE 2.0 is a difficult accreditation to achieve. To be recognized as CE 2.0 compliant, each company must pass a suite that totals 690 stringent tests. Over 160 companies are now certified for CE 1.0, and the adoption signs for 2.0 are exciting, as the demand for certified products and services is a driving force.”<\/p>\n

About Telco Systems<\/p>\n

Telco Systems provides a diverse set of solutions for Carrier Ethernet and Carrier Ethernet\/MPLS-based demarcation, aggregation and edge of the core products, enabling service providers to create an intelligent end-to-end service-assured CE 2.0-compliant Ethernet\/MPLS network, which offers mobile backhaul, business services and cloud networking. The company\u2019s solutions enable carriers to differentiate their services, address new revenue-generating opportunities, and transform the user experience while lowering overall operating expenses. Telco Systems is a wholly owned subsidiary of BATM Advanced Communications (LSE: BVC, TASE: BATM). For more information, please visit Telco Systems’ web site at\u00a0https:\/\/www.telco.com<\/a><\/p>\n

Contacts:
\nMoshe Shimon
\nTelco Systems
\n+972 (4) 909 6425
\nmoshes@telco.com
\nor
\nZonic Group
\nKate Innes
\n+44 (0) 1672 550123
\nkinnes@zonicgroup.com<\/p>\n

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