Vedicis, a provider of telecom network and content management systems, has chosen to work with Qosmos' ixEngine software development kit
Paris, France. 3 February, 2010 – Qosmos has announced that Vedicis, a provider of telecom network and content management systems, has chosen to work with Qosmos' ixEngine software development kit (SDK) to provide enhanced network intelligence capabilities in its line of content management products. With ixEngine’s real-time protocol recognition and analysis, Vedicis says it will improve the efficiency and throughput of its products.
Vedicis V-Content Smart Switch platform intelligently detects and identifies incoming content and services on a carrier’s network to enforce policy control and quality of service (QoS) rules. In addition, Vedicis' fine-grained traffic analysis provides precise monitoring and steering of network traffic, while enabling telecom operators to perform real-time content billing and behavioural targeting.
The use by Vedicis of Qosmos ixEngine increases the efficiency of its product range by providing visibility into more than 300 protocols and their variants, and more than 4,000 types of metadata. In addition, Vedicis will rely on Qosmos’ Protocol Watch Service to get continuous updates on protocol evolution and new releases. This allows Vedicis to deliver a more complete solution able to detect information that might be encapsulated within certain tunnelling protocols.
“Partnering with Qosmos has allowed us to draw from the depth and breadth of their protocol knowledge to strengthen our solution,” said Théodore Martin Martin, CEO at Vedicis. “Our customers can now rely on enhanced visibility and understanding of network traffic based on the most complete protocol library available to the market."
“Many market factors are in play – from the increase in smartphone availability to the build-out of 4G networks – that demand the kind of advanced traffic, policy and content management offered by Vedicis,” said Thibaut Bechetoille, CEO at Qosmos. “We are pleased they have chosen ixEngine to harness the intelligence that can be extracted from network communications.”
