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Mobile operators deploying 5G have an entirely new packet core architecture to assemble as they build out their infrastructure; where and how they will get network intelligence in this environment is a key success factor to ensure that they can monetize their 5G networks, as well as maintain high quality as the number of users and use cases grow on new...

Truth in Advertising: What Regulators are “Up To” in the UK

Procera's Thomas Vasen Recaps 2016 Trends at TMForum Live! : Detecting Encrypted Traffic with Our 3000+ Signatures and the Customer Experience 

In my role as a Solutions Engineer at Procera, I get to meet with carriers of all sizes and types (fixed, wireless, mobile, a combination of some, or all three) and they all are trying to find tools that allow them to measure their subscriber’s quality of experience (QoE). What they are finding however, is most of these tools are eye-candy-like...

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....

Today, the Network Neutrality rules go into effect for service providers in the United States. Much of the attention is focused on the “Bright Line” rules that were established and the Title 2 provisions, there was another fascinating part of the ruling that was not highlighted as much as it should have been.

When consumers go to purchase services from Broadband companies, it can be extremely confusing. Broadband, both mobile and fixed, is a product that people buy with next to no information about what level of service they will likely receive. It’s not like a hotel guide with a star-rating system – something like that prepares the consumer for the quality...