The COVID-19 worldwide stay-at-home orders have created unprecedented internet changes that continue to shift as the crisis continues. The biggest shift is that enterprise, education, and public WiFi traffic have now...
By Antenor Nogara, Sales Director, Brazil October 21, 2014
For the first time last week Procera participated in the largest and most important Telecommunications event in Latin America, Futurecom 2014, which brought together CEOs from companies such as Telecom Italia, Telefonica, Claro, ETB Colombia and more than 14,600 attendees in four days of lectures and trade-show in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Topics: What were up to, Futurecom, Ran perspective, 2014, Packetlogic
By Cam Cullen, VP of Global Marketing October 20, 2014
I spent last week in Dusseldorf Germany at the SDN and OpenFlow World Congress, where (despite the title of the event), Network Function Virtualization (NFV) had a “2nd Birthday” coming out party and was the talk of the show. Unlike many “standards”, NFV has been championed by network operators more than vendors (in fact many vendors have actively opposed...
Topics: What were up to, Nfv, Orchestration
By Kaela Loffler, Program Manager September 30, 2014
This week I am attending Interop New York at the Jacob Javits Conference Center in the heart of New York City. It is only day 2 of the week-long agenda but I have already attended some engaging and impactful sessions. Below is a quick recap of just two of the many sessions taking place this week.
Topics: What were up to, Internet of things, Interop new york
By Cam Cullen, VP of Global Marketing September 29, 2014
I was fortunate enough to be selected to present a session at the Society for Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) show in Denver this week. The event is the biggest cable-focused one of the year, and to get a chance to present to an audience of distinguished operators from around the world was completely due to the critical nature of the topic of...
Topics: What were up to, Netflix, Service plan assurance, Congestion management, Queuing, Maximizing qoe, Scte cable tech expo, Managing network congestion
By Ulrich Kramer, Director Sales Northern Europe September 25, 2014
Procera was proud to be a sponsor of the “18th Nordic and Baltic Telecoms Executive Forum”, held in Stockholm this week. It was a very well organised event with attendees coming from the telecommunications industry around the Nordics.
Topics: What were up to
By Werner Van Der Walt - Solutions Engineer September 9, 2014
Procera attended the XON Summit, held at the beautiful Sun City resort last week. The theme for this year’s summit was “Innovative Treasures through Partnerships”. This year’s event was proved to be highly rewarding with a lot of activity and engagement with our partner XON Systems. The attendees arrived well before the actual summit opening (for that...
Topics: What were up to
By Kaela Loffler, Program Manager August 14, 2014
As part of Procera’s OEM team, I headed to the Black Hat 2014 conference last week in Las Vegas. The yearly Black Hat conference focuses on information security and features training sessions and speakers who provide tips and tricks for trying to keep pace with the changes and challenges in network security.
Topics: What were up to, Deep packet inspection, Oem dpi engine, Navl
By Kaela Loffler, Program Manager July 2, 2014
In mid-June, Procera attended metabridge 2014 in Kelowna, BC, Canada. This event takes place in the beautiful Okanagan Valley, which also happens to be the engineering headquarters for Procera’s embedded DPI engine, NAVL. The aim of metabridge is to create a bridge between the Canadian start-up community and California’s tech heavy hitter, the Silicon...
Topics: What were up to, Oem, Metabridge, Navl, Business development
By Anders Green - Dashboard Developer June 19, 2014
The past weekend tens of thousands of people gathered in Jönköping, Sweden to participate in the world’s largest digital festival, DreamHack. DreamHack has been held twice a year in Jönköping since early 2000 and has held the title as the world's largest LAN-party since the 90s.
Topics: What were up to, Dreamhack
By Michael Kay, VP Business Development June 4, 2014
I believe it was 1965 when Bruce Tuckman first introduced the notion that all teams go through four inevitable phases in their evolution - forming, storming, norming, and performing.
Topics: What were up to, Nfv, Sdn