Ronen Consultancy Services is proud to present a new report - the "Broadband Traffic Management 2013 Deployments Directory".  The directory, in MS-Excel format, summarizes all DPI, policy management, optimization and other relevant deployments by fixed and mobile operators covered during the 3 years in the Broadband Traffic Management Blog.
Most were in the blog's "XX Deployments [##]" type of posts, but some were in other posts, following vendors partnership announcements, public companies fillings/earning calls or other news.
Each of 430+ records shows the operator name, country, type (mobile/ISP..), vendor and system deployed. In some cases one item (operator or vendor) is not available - but the information is important and informative enough to be included. The excel format allows processing the information in many ways; The directory is built as an excel table allowing sorting and filtering; 3 ready-made pivot tables show the information in operators, vendors and system views The report is available for $495 here.
Vendors listed in the directory (I used the vendor name at time of announcement):
Acision, Acme Packet, AdaptiveMobile, Akamai Technologies, Alcatel-Lucent, Alepo, Allot Communications, Altobridge, Amdocs, Anagran, Aptilo Networks, Arbor Networks, Arieso, Astellia, Birdstep Technology, Blue Coat Systems, Bridgewater Systems, BroadHop, BTI Systems, Bytemobile, Camiant, Checkpoint, Cisco, CommProve, Comptel, Comverse, Comviva, Connectem, ContentKeeper Technologies, DiViNetworks, EdgeCast, EliteCore, Ellacoya, Ericsson, F5, F5-Traffix, Flash Networks, Fortinet, FTS, Genband, Globitel, GreenPacket, HP, Huawei, InfoVista, Intucell, Ipanema Technologies, Juniper, Kindsight, Live Mobile, MDS Lavastorm Analytics, Mobixell Networks, Neuralitic, Nokia Siemens Networks, ntels, Openet, Openwave, Openwave, Openwave Mobility, Opetnet, Optenet, Orga Systems, Oversi, PeerApp, Phorm, Procera Networks, Qwilt, Radcom, Radware, Redknee, Riverbed, Sandvine, Starent, Symantec Corporation, Tango Telecom, Tekelec, Tellabs, Vantrix, Vedicis, Volubill, WeFI, Zhilabs and ZTE |
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