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Five key ingredients for success are: Architecture, App Classification, Measurement, Data Layer, Visualization Layer and Workflow

In this 5G tech turn, if you’re a CTO or VP of Planning, Big Data, Ops or Engineering you need to engineer massive capacity growth as we all become “heavy users.” You also need to improve application quality of experience,...

For 15 years, Procera has had the most scalable and sophisticated traffic management mechanism in the world in its PacketLogic solution. It is truly a work of art. We researched and developed algorithms for Advance Queue Management (AQM) and we built systems where millions of subscribers can have their own queue, or several queues, with several...

“This is big, really BIG!” That’s what Procera heard after we launched ScoreCard this week. The response has been phenomenal. ScoreCard is simplifying how carriers think about their network quality and even more importantly – think about it from a subscriber’s perspective. It’s simple in its sophistication and powerful in its ability to enable action....

I spent the past few days at Informa's LTE MENA 2015 event in Dubai, and the operators and vendors were all focusing on the profitability and future of LTE networks. There were some interesting tracks of conversation that started to tie together technologies and solutions that some may view as unrelated, or even competitive.

Matsumoto-san from Softbank Mobile is a smart, experienced and passionate man. And funny! “You’re all too rich” was aimed at the operators in the room as an encouragement to put themselves in their customers’ shoes.

It was great to meet so many customers and prospects at the LTE North America 2013 show in Dallas. Thanks to all who stopped by our booth and attended the panel Procera was on: Monetizing the Policy Control and Charging Opportunity.

I proclaim victory! Victory to E over S, victory to Experience over Service – victory to QoE over QoS! In a world of best effort, this makes me happy. Finally there’s focus on what matters – the subscriber.

2013 was a year that set the table for some exciting activities in the networking world. There were several technologies and movements that will have far-reaching impact over the next several years, or will fall by the wayside and become a trivia question “Hey, do you remember when people were excited about 3D TVs with special glasses?” This week is...