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Juniper, Intelliden to Develop Joint DNA Solution
By
ChannelTimes Staff
International Desk, Jan 29, 2007
Juniper Networks and Intelliden announced that they will deliver a Dynamic Networking Automation (DNA) solution for high bandwidth IP services.
By integrating Juniper's Service Deployment System (SDX) platform and Intelliden's Dynamic Resource Provisioning solution, the joint DNA solution will link end-to-end policy and real-time network resource management by extending intelligence to the network core to help communications service providers deliver broadband services with enhanced quality of experience (QoE), greater service reliability and higher scalability while containing operational costs.
"The joint solution with Intelliden will enable service providers to more efficiently and cost-effectively support video and other multi-play services by enabling the network to dynamically meet service-specific requirements," said Matt Kolon, Asia Pacific CTO for Juniper Networks. "Having the ability to rapidly adjust to changing consumer requirements will enable service differentiation and be a competitive advantage for service providers."
"Next generation architectures and IMS are changing the dynamics of broadband service delivery. High bandwidth services such as IPTV are causing an increase in the number and type of policies that must be managed. Service providers are challenged to manage these policies for real-time network resource optimization and quality of service," said Alan Black, president & CEO, Intelliden. "Our patented technology for dynamic allocation of IP network resources and bandwidth management enables real-time policy control of next generation services."
The joint solution will combine best-in-class products to provide initial resource provisioning, on-going modifications and exception management to ensure reliable and scalable service delivery. The DNA solution will enhance network intelligence and application awareness in the IP network core, providing advanced policy management capabilities across the entire network.
The solution will also bridge the critical link between network policy and OSS systems to enable dynamic allocation of network resources on demand. Additionally, the solution is consistent with the IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture giving service providers the flexibility to rapidly deploy new services in an economical manner.
Under development within Juniper s new Open IP Service Creation Program (OSCP), the joint solution will utilize open application programming interfaces (APIs) to the SDX to enable dynamic resource awareness and provisioning of network elements and paths based on real-time application requirements.
The joint solution builds upon and complements Juniper's Liquid LSP (label switched path) solution which can dynamically select the best possible path through the network for advanced video services, improving efficiency and reducing costs. By providing a tighter coupling of the network and application layers, this new policy-based solution will further enhance resource utilization for operational and capital cost savings.
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