SDN and NFV provide flexibility to Telecom companies that need customized network services to expand their markets. The challenge is working with different components and deploying services efficiently at the same time. Service Orchestration is what makes it possible by automation and standardization.
Carrier Ethernet allows remote segments of a WAN to communicate as if they were all linked by Ethernet cables but something has to get the Ethernet packets between the two locations. The advances in DOCSIS 3.1 make Ethernet over HFC an attractive option. The next step — DOCSIS 3.1 Full Duplex — will expand the…
Ethernet Service Distribution is still a big potential revenue source. But what is the role of orchestration in providing automation for Ethernet services?
Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO) standardizes service definitions and high-level ways of deploying them. Learn more about LSO and how providers and users can benefit.
Read the webinar Q&A transcript (and additional questions) from our recent webinar Unrestricted Access: How Orchestration Platforms Really Work.
Check out the top questions asked by operators in our recent Intraway webinar on adding orchestration to a multi-vendor network.
Did you miss out on the announcement of MEF 3.0 at MEF17? Check out this blog post for all the highlights of this one-of-a-kind event.
Are you planning to go to The Future of Cable Business Services 2017? Take a look at this blog post and learn all you need to know before you get to New York City.
Alan Breznick from Light Reading and Steve Marsh, Intraway’s North America CTO, discuss the role of automation and orchestration to empower operators’ digital transformation.
Pipeline Magazine recently interviewed Intraway about our vision of the future for the next technological era. Read more here.