Continuous Computing and Disruptive Analysis Announce Policy Management Whitepapers, Speakerships at Broadband Traffic Man
--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Continuous Computing:
| WHO: | Continuous Computing, the global provider of integrated platform solutions that address the mobile broadband capacity challenge, has published three bespoke policy management white papers resulting from commissioned research from leading industry analyst firm Disruptive Analysis that discuss the role of Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) in mobile broadband networks.
Manish Singh, VP of product line management for Continuous Computing, will speak individually on approaches to building DPI into Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks and as part of a panel discussing the often delicate balance between offload and traffic shaping.
Dean Bubley, founder of Disruptive Analysis, will discuss intelligently combining multiple approaches to manage data on 3G and 4G networks. |
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| WHAT: |
The commissioned research from Disruptive Analysis has resulted in three bespoke whitepapers covering different applications of DPI to bring intelligence and context to the radio network, backhaul, core, devices, applications and BSS/OSS systems to optimize the overall mobile data ecosystem. An introductory paper provides context to the mobile broadband traffic management challenges while the three detailed papers address:
Both Manish Singh and Dean Bubley will be speaking at the Broadband Traffic Management Congress in London. |
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| WHEN: |
Whitepapers are available immediately online at www.ccpu.com.
Speaking Schedule for Manish Singh: Topic: Evaluating Approaches to Building DPI into an LTE Network at the PDN Gateway and Ensuring Scalability Format: Presentation Date/Time: Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2:40 p.m. (GMT)
Topic: How can Operators Ensure Traffic Offloading Complements Rather than Conflicts with Existing Traffic Shaping Initiatives? Avoiding The Perils of a Disintegrated Approach Format: Panel Discussion (moderated by Jennifer Pigg, Yankee Group) Date/Time: Thursday, Nov. 18, 11:50 a.m. (GMT)
Speaking Schedule for Dean Bubley: Topic: Broadband Traffic Management Format: Roundtable-style breakfast briefing Date/Time: Tuesday, Nov. 16, 8 a.m. (GMT)
Topic: Holistic Mobile Broadband Traffic Management: Intelligently Combining Multiple Approaches To Managing Data On 3G And 4G Networks Format: Presentation Date/Time: Thursday, Nov. 18, 4 p.m. (GMT) |
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| WHERE: | Broadband Traffic Management Congress takes place Nov. 16-18 at the Grand Connaught Rooms in London. | |
About Continuous Computing
Continuous Computing® is the global source of integrated platform solutions that enable network equipment providers to overcome the mobile broadband capacity challenge quickly and cost effectively. Leveraging more than 20 years of telecom innovation, the company empowers customers to increase return on investment by focusing internal resources on differentiation for 3G, Long Term Evolution (LTE), Femtocell and Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) applications. Expertise and responsiveness set the company apart: only Continuous Computing combines best-in-class ATCA platforms with world-famous Trillium® protocol software to create highly-optimized, field-proven wireless and packet processing network infrastructure. www.ccpu.com
Continuous Computing is an active member of 3GPP, CP-TA, eNsemble Multi-Core Alliance, ETSI, Femto Forum, Intel Embedded Alliance, Multicore Packet Processing Forum, NI Alliance, PICMG and the SCOPE Alliance.
Continuous Computing, the Continuous Computing logo and Trillium are trademarks or registered trademarks of Continuous Computing Corporation. Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
CONTACT:
Americas:
Engage PR
Dale Legaspi, 510-748-8200 x208
dlegaspi@engagepr.com
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Europe:
CCgroup
Alex Sowden, +44.118.920.7666
Continuous@ccgrouppr.com
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