First, with homage to the disclaimer at the top of many Scott Adams blogs, a few disclaimers:
1) This is not a comprehensive report on the success of Arrested Development – it is a sampling of data from numerous Procera deployments in North America and Europe.
2) Most of this data started collecting late morning/early afternoon on Sunday, so the binge...
Topics: Analytics in motion
As many who enjoyed the show Arrested Development, I have been eagerly awaiting the release on Netflix that occurred today (I told my wife that I HAD to watch it for work, and my story seems to have held up so far). Procera is watching the release closely and is planning on doing an update later this week on how the launch affected broadband networks,...
Topics: Analytics in motion,
Yahoo (formally) announced that they intend to purchase Tumblr. Why would they spend that much money for a site that is at its heart a photo sharing site?
Topics: Analytics in motion
Procera announced a brand-spanking new capability today called Dynamic LiveView that is dropping the jaws of network engineers around the world. It is a “WOW” moment when you see what it can show you in real-time about what is happening on your network.
Topics: Google, Expert insights, Real time, Ran awareness
The Internet is no longer all about Gangnam Style, it has become a bit more Gentleman- like. Unless you have been living in a cave, you have undoubtedly heard, heard of, or seen the video for Gangnam Style. It does have over 1 billion views:
Topics: Analytics in motion, Gentleman, Psy, Analytics
There was much talk and hype for the online launch of the Netflix Original Series “House of Cards” throughout this week. Andrew Wallenstein (Variety) wrote an article about how Netflix needs to rethink their strategy about “binge” viewing – when a viewer. EW Weekly, Fast Company, and the New York Times also wrote about the topic – and opinions are varied...
Topics: Analytics in motion, House of cards, Netflix
At Mobile World Congress in Barcelona yesterday, Firefox OS was launched, and if it succeeds, it could have a very interesting effect on Mobile applications and policy enforcement needs. Firefox OS is entirely web-based, and Ars Technica put it best – rather than “there’s an app for that”, their answer is “There’s a Web for that!”. Firefox OS is entirely...
Topics: What were up to
At Procera, we actively seek out challenges. So when you’ve already got the world’s most sophisticated DPI engine and the largest collection of signatures on the planet, where do you go next? We need something cool for our analysts and programmers in the signature group, so we thought we’d go after something really hard and really valuable. We didn’t call...
Topics: Deep packet inspection, Intelligent policy enforment, Content intelligence, Expert insights, Filtering database, Url classification, Dpi, Url filtering
Just got back from a great week at the NTCA/OPASTCO Expo in Orlando where we were thrilled to be an Inner Circle Sponsor this year. We appreciate the excitement and interest from NTCA/OPASTCO members and are proud to be an NTCA Affiliate vendor member. We are equally fired up about servicing this market and helping rural providers navigate the path to...
Topics: What were up to, Deep packet inspection, Intelligent policy enforment, Rural providers, Metered broadband, Ntca opastco, Dpi, Billling
Yesterday we introduced Content Intelligence. Did you see that? It’s actually really cool, but I think I might have to add some color to make sure you catch why this matters. This is yet another step in our consistent strategy around Intelligence Everywhere, where we know that you need to see more to do more. But what does Content Intelligence really mean?...
Topics: Deep packet inspection, Parental control, Online traffic, User experience, Content intelligence, Expert insights, Content categorization, Http, Contentlogic, Dpi, Kazaa, Tcp
