RAD has announced that a leading Tier 1 service provider in Latin America has chosen its Service Assured Access (SAA) solutions to deliver MEF-certified CE 2.0 services for business, mobile and public sector customers over an extensive nationwide fiber optic network.
The deal is expected to reach several million dollars as deployment expands over the next half year.
As part of this engagement, RAD’s SAA Carrier Ethernet demarcation, aggregation and end-to-end management and orchestration solutions will enable the service provider to quickly roll out SLA-based business VPNs, Internet access for enterprises and mobile backhaul.
“SAA was selected because it was proven to offer the best tools to simplify the introduction of premium multi-CoS services with better quality of experience and end-to-end performance monitoring,” explains Franck Darman, RAD’s Vice President of International Sales. “SAA minimizes overall costs, reduces provisioning times and maximizes the efficiency of the entire network.”
Moreover, RAD tailored its solution to meet the operator’s specific requirements to migrate its legacy E1 services to the new packet network by incorporating pseudowire emulation technology – which RAD pioneered and introduced to the industry.
The specific SAA solutions that it selected are the ETX-2 IP and Carrier Ethernet demarcation devices, which serve as access CPEs or access aggregators, the ETX-5 Ethernet service aggregation platform and the RADview management and orchestration system.
RAD SAA portfolio includes a virtual CPE (vCPE) based on Distributed NFV (D-NFV) technology, which brings virtual network functions to the customer edge. “The operator, therefore, purchased a future-ready solution that will enable the investment to be leveraged into next generation virtualized networks when the need arises,” Darman concludes.
RAD is a global Telecom Access solutions and products vendor. The company’s Service Assured Access solutions for mobile, business and wholesale service providers are designed to improve the way they compete: service agility to minimize time to revenue, complete visibility of network performance for greater operational efficiency and better QoE to reduce churn.
