TTI Team Telecom International Ltd., a global supplier of Operations Support Systems (OSS) to communications service providers, has launched TrafficGuard 2.0 - now with new Real-Time Thresholds capability, which enables the service provider to proactively detect faster-than-ever service and network degradations.

Company officials said TrafficGuard 2.0 utilizes the tight integration of performance and mediation solutions to process thresholds, in real-time and as an integral part of OM, KPI and XDR collection and processing.

"Our Real-Time Thresholds capability provides operators with the ability to anticipate performance degradations and traffic-related impairments before their effects reach the end-users,'' said Shachar Ebel, COO and CTO at TTI Telecom (News - Alert).

Ebel said that Real-Time Threshold functionality is the latest addition to TTI Telecom's field-proven TrafficGuard product, enhancing TTI's offering for convergent networks.

 

He said that by using Real- Time Thresholds, carriers will be able to better prioritize operations, improve customer experience in real-time, and ultimately reduce revenue loss.

TrafficGuard provides simple to complex threshold definitions over available Operational Measurements (OM), Key Performance Indicators (KPI), and XDR, with an intuitive Web-based interface.

Ebel also noted that the release of TrafficGuard 2.0 brings next generation features to Performance Management and that the system can now decide upon the ideal processing location for each type of threshold.

“Common performance degradations and traffic-related impairments will now be processed by the mediation engine while sophisticated thresholds will be forwarded to the database for further analysis. This identification and processing of thresholds in real-time is a leap forward in Performance Management," he said.

 

Back in October, TTI Team Telecom announced it had been selected by Pelephone, a 3G mobile service provider in Israel, to provide the Fault Management solution for the operator's UMTS network.