SVOD giant tries to make the case that Apple, Disney and itself have a vast, undiscovered global streaming market that they can all grow into

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings isn’t worried about Disney+ or Apple TV+.

On a frosty winter evening with downtown Chicago’s bustle subsiding outside his shuttered apartment window, a 24-year-old man whom we’ll call Johnny is about to cheat the NBA.

Video has long been pegged as the biggest driver of global internet traffic, but in terms of mobile, one video service has risen high above the rest.

A new study from Sandvine reports that pirated live TV is an increasing and costly problem for pay-TV providers, resulting in more than $4 billion in lost revenue for Communications Service Providers this year.

Millions of North Americans are using illegal TV services, research finds

Some 6.5% of households in North America are accessing pirated live television services each month, according to new research by Sandvine.

A new report says that 6.5% of North American households access a pirated video stream of a television service every month, potentially costing communications service providers as much as $4 billion in potential revenue.

According to Global Internet Phenomena Spotlight, a report focusing on paid subscription television piracy services from network intelligence  specialist Sandvine, reveals that 6.5 per cent of households in North America are accessing pirated live television services each month, an adoption rate that may cost Communication Service Providers (CSPs) over $4 billion in revenue in 2017.

TV distributors will lose $4 billion in revenue because 6.5% of households in North America are accessing pirated live TV services each month, according to a new study by research firm Sandvine.

Pirated live TV has become an ever-growing issue for video providers and content owners, one that Sandvine said could result in the loss of $4 billion in revenue this year alone.

Purpose-built hardware a major source of concern, Sandvine says

The Mayweather-McGregor fight accounted for 80 percent of pirate streams on Aug. 27.

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Add piracy to the factors inflicting woe on the traditional pay-TV ecosystem: About 6.5% of all households in North America access illegal television-streaming services each month, according to a new study from Sandvine.

Sandvine, a global leader in active network intelligence, announced that Samir Marwaha has joined as the Chief Marketing Officer

Sandvine, which was recently bought by Procera’s owners but still trades as Sandvine, has hired an industry veteran from a third company as its new CMO. 

Sandvine, a global leader in active network intelligence, announced that Samir Marwaha has joined as the Chief Marketing Officer

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Sandvine appointed Samir Marwaha as Chief Marketing Officer

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Sandvine Taps Former Netscout Executive as CMO

Newly combined Sandvine to focus on AI, closed-loop network automation

“Telecoms are seeing content is king,” said Dan Geiger, Sr. Dir - Solutions Marketing at Procera Networks as we discussed in an in-person interview how his company is helping global carriers. You might recall a year ago we told you the company helps shape even encrypted traffic. Dan reinforced that the company’s solutions see the device layer, cell phones, cell towers and the core network while being able to differentiate various types of traffic.

Network virtualization is prevention rather than the cure. Getting access to both – and taking a tangible step towards alleviating QoE challenges for good – depends on having visibility into what’s happening on the network at any given time, which is a whole different ballgame in a virtualized environment.

California-based Procera Networks completed its acquisition of Canadian network policy control company Sandvine.

The deal to merge Procera Networks and Sandvine has officially been completed, and the company is now operating under the Sandvine brand as a freshly combined business that reaches more than 200 tier one service providers and more than half of the top 20 mobile operators.

The latest example of industry consolidation -- the marriage of packet inspection, policy enforcement and analytics experts Procera Networks and Sandvine -- gives us a very strong hint about where some of the near-term business opportunities lie in the communications market.

Procera Networks, a global leader in Network Intelligence has announced the completion of the acquisition of Sandvine Corporation, a leading provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators. The combined company will operate under the Sandvine name, and the executive management team will be led by Lyndon Cantor as President and Chief Executive Officer.

Procera Networks has acquired Sandvine. The combined company will operate under the Sandvine name, and the executive management team will be led by Lyndon Cantor as president and CEO.

Procera Networks, a Francisco Partners portfolio company, has completed its take-private acquisition of Sandvinefor C$4.40 per share in cash, representing an aggregate equity value of around C$562 million (about $456 million).

Procera Networks said it has completed its acquisition of Sandvine.

The deal to merge Procera Networks and Sandvine has officially been completed, and the company is now operating under the Sandvine brand as a freshly combined business that reaches more than 200 tier one service providers and more than half of the top 20 mobile operators.

Procera Networks, a global player in Network Intelligence, has announced the completion of the acquisition of Sandvine Corporation, a provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators.

An affiliate of Procera Networks completed the acquisition of Sandvine, creating what they now describe as the leader in network intelligence, enabling closed-loop automation solutions for service providers and enterprises worldwide.

Procera Networks, a global leader in Network Intelligence, said it has completed the acquisition of Sandvine Corporation, a leading provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators. 

Procera Networks, a global leader in Network Intelligence has announced the completion of the acquisition of Sandvine Corporation, a leading provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators.

Procera Networks completed its previously announced acquisition of Sandvine. The combined company will operate under the Sandvine name.

Procera Networks, a global player in Network Intelligence, has announced the completion of the acquisition of Sandvine Corporation, a provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators.

Everyone is watching: Francisco Partners yesterday offered to buy Sandvine Corp., a Toronto-listed provider of network policy control solutions, for C$4.15 per share. This tops a C$3.80 per share bid from Vector Capital, which SandVine previously accepted and gave the company a fully-diluted equity value of C$483 million. Vector now has five days to figure out its next step, but this deal might have more consequence than a typical private equity bidding war.

Procera Networks has completed the acquisition of Sandvine Corporation, a provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators.

Procera Networks, a provider in Network Intelligence has announced the completion of the acquisition of Sandvine Corporation, a provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators.

Procera Networks, a provider of Network Intelligence solutions, has completed the acquisition of  Sandvine Corporation, a provider of intelligent broadband network solutions for fixed and mobile operators.

Lyndon Cantor will be the president and chief executive officer of the combined company that will operate under the Sandvine name.

WATERLOO — An American private equity firm has completed its acquisition of Sandvine Corp.

Procera to buy Sandvine and take its name

Combined bandwidth management company to retain Sandvine name, eye 5G, IoT opportunities

Procera Networks said it has wrapped up its C$562 million (US$456 million) acquisition of fellow bandwidth management and policy vendor Sandvine.

Three Ireland has rolled out Procera Networks’ PacketLogic carrier-grade NAT software across its network. Three has already deployed Procera’s PacketLogic 20000 DPI platform, meaning the two technologies will work together to reduce CAPEX and monitor the user experience even after a subscriber IP address has been remapped.

Three Ireland has rolled out Procera Networks’ PacketLogic carrier-grade NAT software across its network. Three has already deployed Procera’s PacketLogic 20000 DPI platform, meaning the two technologies will work together to reduce CAPEX and monitor the user experience even after a subscriber IP address has been remapped.

Three Ireland has deployed Procera Networks’ PacketLogic NAT software across its telecom network in Ireland – assisting the mobile operator to reduce Capex.

3 Ireland has deployed carrier-graded NAT software from Procera Networks across its network. This CGNAT solution

But this shortfall in Customer Experience (CX) and indeed in Customer Experience Management (CEM), is by no means restricted to the consumer or domestic market. The latest UKCSI report states that customer satisfaction within the telecoms sector has

Irish mobile network operator (MNO) Three Ireland has rolled out Procera Networks’ PacketLogic carrier-grade NAT (CGNAT) software across its network. In a press release, Three confirmed that, having already deployed Procera’s PacketLogic 20000 DPI

Three Ireland has rolled out Procera Networks' PacketLogic carrier-grade NAT software the across its network.

The education sector is in a state of flux. UK schools are spending £900 million on education technology each year and the global market is estimated to hit more than £129 billion by 2020. Much of this money is being directed towards services and applications to help students learn new skills more quickly and easily than with the old school textbook approach, and the impact is being felt not only by those in education, but also by the tech industry at large.

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Broadband network policy control has often been a somewhat contentious issue in the U.S. and other western markets. Everyone agrees that good network management is essential and often that means prioritising valuable packets over others that are deemed to be lower value, not time dependent, or possibly malicious. On a private network, the good traffic can be sorted from the bad. Enterprise networks, for instance, are under no obligation to carry gaming traffic during business hours. Large academic networks, including those operated by universities and school districts, have legal responsibilities to filter the traffic and ensure that student have access to learning resources but not adult content. Broadband operators and ISPs have similar motivations for performing network management but must balance freedom of speech and other civil liberty interests.

Spending on tech deals in July hit its second-highest monthly total so far this year, driven by the widespread dealmaking of private equity (PE) firms. Buyout shops figured into eight of last month’s 10 largest acquisitions, either as a seller or a buyer. The big-dollar prints by financial acquirers in July continue the recent surge of unprecedented activity by PE firms, which have largely displaced corporate buyers as the ‘market makers’ for tech M&A.

Deep packets: Sandvine Corp. (TSX: SVC) yesterday announced that it has agreed to be acquired by Francisco Partners portfolio company Pro3cera Networks for around C$562 million, or C$4.40 per share. That tops an earlier agreed-upon C$3.80 per share deal with Vector Capital, and even Francisco's initial rival bid of C$4.15 per share.

As buyout shops expand their role in tech M&A, a growing share of private equity spending is coming from bolt-on acquisitions by portfolio companies rather than stand-alone purchases. The sales of Sandvine and Rocket Fuel – both announced this week – show that PE firms are more willing to make sizeable additions to their portfolio companies.

Private equity firm Francisco Partners said it will spend roughly $444 million to acquire Sandvine Corp., then will combine the company with its own Procera Networks.

Private equity firm Francisco Partners which already owns Procera Networks, has entered into an agreement to acquire Sandvine for roughly $444 million. The equity firm plans to combine both Procera and Sandvine.

Private equity firm PNI Canada Acquireco purchased Sandvine Corp. in a deal worth more than $444 million. PNI will combine Sandvine with Procera Networks.

Canada’s Sandvine Corporation will be merged with US Procera Networks to create a $700 million network intelligence player.

A Procera Sandvine merger was announced today. PNI Canada Acquireco Corp (PNI), an affiliate of Procera Networks will acquire Sandvine for CAD$562 million (about US$433.3 million), according to a press release.

Private equity firm Francisco Partners is set to acquire Sandvine for some $44 million ($562 million Canadian), and merge the company with Procera Networks. The cash price of $4.40 per share figures out to a 40 percent premium on top of Sandvine’s closing stock price of $2.48 per share on May 25.

Waterloo, ON, and Fremont, CA; July 17, 2017 – Sandvine Corporation ("Sandvine" or the "Corporation") (TSX: SVC), announced today that it has entered into an arrangement agreement (the "PNI Arrangement Agreement") with PNI Canada Acquireco Corp. ("PNI"), an affiliate of Francisco Partners and Procera Networks, Inc. ("Procera"), pursuant to which PNI will acquire all of the issued and outstanding common shares of Sandvine by way of plan of arrangement (the "PNI Arrangement") for cash consideration of CAD$4.40 per share.  The price per share implies an aggregate fully-diluted equity value for Sandvine of approximately CAD $562 million.

Procera, a US based network equipment company, has deployed a network performance monitoring technology in the Middle East to help consumers understand what service quality to expect from different providers.

Fremont, California – Millions of subscribers in the MENA region can now measure the quality of their fixed and mobile broadband services, thanks to Procera Networks. The move follows a national regulatory agency in the Middle East deploying Procera Networks’ ScoreCard technology to monitor the performance and service quality delivered by service providers in its home market.

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Procera Networks announced that a national regulatory agency in the Middle East is deploying Procera Networks' ScoreCard technology to monitor the performance and service quality of fixed and mobile broadband services. ScoreCard grades each service provider on throughput, latency, and packet loss for all broadband traffic to fully assess the network quality delivered for subscribers.

US-based Procera, a top network equipment company, has deployed a network performance monitoring technology in the Middle East to help consumers understand what service quality to expect from different providers.

Millions of subscribers in the MENA region can now measure the quality of their fixed and mobile broadband service thanks to Procera Networks. The move follows a national regulatory agency in the Middle East deploying Procera Networks’ ScoreCard technology to monitor the performance and service quality delivered by service providers in its home market.

Procera Networks announced that a national regulatory agency in the Middle East is deploying Procera Networks’ ScoreCard technology to monitor the performance and service quality of their fixed and mobile broadband service.

Advertisers need help. Between social media and the web at large, the average consumer is being hit with more promotional messages than ever. And that’s before you even consider TV, direct mail, or the many other platforms that exist for businesses to push their products. It’s no surprise we’re all suffering from ad fatigue as a result, and there’s a lot of data to show how adverts are blurring into the background for most, leaving many attempts to reach consumers with new offers or promotions unnoticed. But carriers are in a position to change that, and it’s all down to network data.

Former executive at companies like Alcatel-Lucent and Juniper Networks, Vince Molinaro is now a part of Procera Networks’ board of directors.

The networking game has changed, and the challenges faced by mobile and broadband operators are greater (and more complicated) than ever before. Mobile subscribers are using more data, especially due to high bandwidth video streaming, and have higher expectations of network quality. Read More

US-based network equipment company Procera Networks named Vince Molinaro as the company's board of directors. Molinaro brings almost 30 years of experience from a range of senior executive positions. Read More

Procera Networks has announced that Vince Molinaro has joined the company’s Board of Directors. Bringing almost 30 years of experience from a range of senior executive positions, including Alcatel-Lucent and Juniper Networks, Molinaro’s expertise in building commercial teams to serve tier-one customers and partners on a global level will help Procera extend its current position in key markets for its virtualization and cloud offerings.

Procera Networks has announced a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt, the largest mobile operator in the country with over 39 million subscribers, under which its virtualised solutions will be deployed to enhance the subscriber experience for fixed and mobile subscribers.

Vodafone Egypt has signed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Procera Networks to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers.

Procera Networks has revealed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers, the company said.

Vodafone Egypt has signed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Procera Networks to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers.

Procera Networks has revealed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers, the company said.

Procera Networks has unveiled a multi-year, multi-million-dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers.

Procera Networks today revealed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers. Procera was selected for the deployment after a competitive evaluation due to the strength of their virtualized solution offering for subscriber experience analytics, even as encryption becomes prevalent on Read More

The California-based networking equipment company Procera Networks revealed on Thursday a multi-year، multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers، according to PRNewswire.

Procera Networks today revealed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers. Procera was selected for the deployment after a competitive evaluation due to the strength of their virtualized solution offering for subscriber experience analytics, even as encryption becomes prevalent on the Internet. Vodafone Egypt is the leading mobile operator in Egypt with a customer base exceeding 39 million.

Procera Networks announced a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers. Vodafone Egypt is the leading mobile operator in Egypt with a customer base exceeding 39 million.

Vodafone Egypt has entered into a multi-million dollar, multi-year partnership with network intelligence services provider Procera Networks to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers.

Procera Networks revealed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers. Procera was selected for the deployment after a competitive evaluation due to the strength of their virtualized solution offering for subscriber experience analytics, even as encryption becomes prevalent on the Internet. Vodafone Egypt is the leading mobile operator in Egypt with a customer base exceeding 39 million.

Vodafone Egypt has tapped Procera Networks to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers.

Procera Networks today revealed a multi-year, multi-million dollar partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers. Procera was selected for the deployment after a competitive evaluation due to the strength of their virtualized solution offering for subscriber experience analytics, even as encryption becomes prevalent on the Internet. Vodafone Egypt is the largest mobile operator in Egypt with a customer base exceeding 39 million.

California based Procera Networks Thursday said it has bagged a multi-million dollar, multi-year contract from Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers.

Procera Networks has bagged a NFV deal from telecom operator Vodafone Egypt to enhance customer experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers.

Procera Networks has revealed a partnership with Vodafone Egypt to enhance the subscriber experience for its fixed and mobile subscribers. Read More

Lenovo Hires Former Intel Exec

Lenovo named  Kim Stevenson as senior vice president and general manager of its new data center infrastructure business unit where she will oversee the company’s core data center products. Stevenson was previously the CIO of Intel and last August she was put in charge of the company’s Internet of Things (IoT) Group.

プロセラネットワークスが提供するDPIソリューションが通信事業者にどのような価値をもたらすのか、お客様に提供している「ユースケースブック」の中からご紹介します。

The Internet of Things (IoT) industry means millions of objects will use networks to communicate with apps and services. Each one will demand bandwidth, security and quality of service commitments and while providing this will be a challenge, the proliferation of these connected devices is an opportunity communications service providers (CSPs) cannot ignore, writes Jonny Evans.

Procera Networks, Inc., has announced Tom Carter, a former F5 Networks executive, has joined the company as senior vice president of Global Sales and Services.

Procera Networks, Inc., today announced Tom Carter, a former F5 Networks executive, has joined the company as Senior Vice President of Global Sales and Services. Carter brings 25 years of sales and leadership experience selling strategic technology and solutions in the telecommunications industry, and wil be responsible for extending Procera’s virtualization and cloud offerings by driving growth on a global scale.

US-based network equipment company Procera Networks named Tom Carter, a former F5 Networks executive, as SVP of Global Sales and Services. Read More

Procera Networks has hired former F5 Networks executive Tom Carter as senior vice president of Global Sales and Services.

Procera Networks has hired former F5 Networks sales leader Tom Carter to lead the telecom software provider's global sales and services.

There’s no escaping encryption.

MWC 2017 – Entrevistamos a Cam Cullen, VP Global Marketing de Procera Networks sobre los productos y soluciones que presentaron la semana pasada en el Mobile World Congress 2017, que se realizó en Barcelona.

The collaboration empowers mobile operators to more accurately identify and more quickly act on application trends and activities

Procera Networks rolled out a joint solution with Brocade that combines Brocade’s Envision Fabric visibility product line with Procera’s eVolution Virtual Experience Probe to give mobile operators greater visibility and real-time access to deeper network, subscriber, and traffic intelligence.

Procera Networks and Brocade have announced a system that combines Brocade’s Envision Fabric visibility product line with Procera’s eVolution Virtual Experience Probe to give mobile operators greater visibility and real-time access to deeper network, subscriber and traffic intelligence. The system has been designed in response to demand for better understanding of subscriber behaviours and how this impacts the OTT services they use.

Procera Networks, Tuesday announced a joint solution with Brocade that combines Brocade’s network visibility and analytics platform, Envision Fabric visibility product line with Procera’s eVolution Virtual Experience Probe to give mobile operators greater visibility and real-time access to deeper network, subscriber, and traffic intelligence.

Procera Networks announced a joint platform with Brocade that combines Brocade’s Envision Fabric visibility product line with Procera’s eVolution Virtual Experience Probe to help mobile operators improve visibility of mobile, OTT applications for quality of experience (QoE). It’s designed in response to demand for better understanding of subscriber behaviors and how this impacts the OTT services they use.

Procera Networks today announced partnering with Brocade to produce a joint subscriber analytics solution enabling mobile operators to more accurately identify and act quickly upon application trends and activities

Procera Networks has announced a joint solution with Brocade that promises to give mobile operators greater visibility and real-time access to deeper network, subscriber, and traffic intelligence that can provide better understanding of subscriber behaviors and how this impacts the OTT services they use.

Telecom regulators will focus on network quality

The mobile industry continues to be characterized by high levels of growth and opportunity, and as the industry becomes more dynamic, the opportunities within it increase in equal amount, as do the challenges. In 2017, the Mobile World Congress conference program will provide an essential, in-depth coverage of the contemporary and future mobile industry, highlighting specific areas of growth and opportunity.

新しい1年が始まりました。プロセラネットワークスCEO のLyndon Cantor が、DPI市場とプロセラネットワークスの2016年までの取り組みを振り返り、2017年の課題と日本市場への取り組みについて語ります。

Cam Cullen, VP Global Marketing, Procera Networks

The mobile landscape is evolving at a greater pace and consumers have begun to expect more from their service providers.

The mobile landscape is evolving at a greater pace and consumers have begun to expect more from their service providers.

The challenges operators face today not only come from traditional industry players, but also nontraditional over-the-top content (OTT) providers that have completely disrupted the delivery of voice, data and video services. Addressing this problem requires operators to introduce products to market faster with greater flexibility and scalability. Network functions virtualization (NFV) is giving operators these functionalities so they can better compete. As Procera Networks continues to increase the number of its Tier 1 and 2 customer base, it is also becoming key to the NFV strategies these customers are deploying.

In 2017, telecom regulators will focus on network quality as operators shift to explaining the actual QoE delivered to subscribers. Zero rating services will take hold en masse yet will present a double-edged sword, network virtualization will take a big step forward, and IoT insecurity will become an even larger headache for network operators around the world.

2017 will be the year telecom regulators take aim, zero-rate proliferates, and IoT insecurity grabs hold.

Procera Networks announced a record number of contract wins and deployments during the past 12 months including 36 new tier one service provider contracts in 2016 alone. The company said its cumulative deployment of its virtualized DPI technology also increased to over 50 tier one and tier two operator installs, confirming it's become central to operator NFV strategies.

QoE regulations, IoT security challenges and the expansion of zero-rated data services set for 2017.

Virtualized DPI specialist Procera Networks today announced it saw a 177 percent increase in virtualized network deployments during 2016 with more than 50 new virtualized deployments during the past 12 months as its technology continues to become a vital component of operator NFV strategies

Procera Networks, a provider of deep packet inspection (DPI) technology, has announced a record number of contract wins and deployments during the past 12 months. The software provider’s customer base was bolstered by 36 new tier one service provider contracts in 2016 alone. Procera also increased DPI system deployments to more than 50 tier one and tier two operator installations.

'Tis the season for predictions for the year ahead, so the team has picked through the multitude of forecasts that have come into European Communications and chosen some of the most pertinent.

Procera Networks is a networking equipment company with first-hand experience in the impact of network services and regulatory decisions on delivery and Quality of Service.

Given the current state of cyber security it’s more important than ever to balance encryption on network management, yet it’s a problem that’s difficult to manage due to network virtualisation.

Here are the top stories SDxCentral wrangled this week related to SDN, NFV, cloud, and virtualization infrastructure:

Procera Networks and Arrow Systems Integration have banded together to provide bundled analytics and network intelligence to the virtualisation market.

Procera Networks and Arrow Systems Integration have banded together to provide bundled analytics and network intelligence to the virtualisation market.

Here are some of the latest executive hirings, promotions, and staff changes that occurred during November 2016.

Rivelo's role will be to drive forward the company's global expansion

Former F5 Networks CEO Manual Rivelo has been appointed to the board of directors for networking equipment firm Procera Networks, in a move the company says will help assist in driving global expansion.

Procera Networks appointed Manuel Rivelo to the company’s board of directors. He’ll be responsible for helping to drive the company’s overall strategy and operations as the it continues a global expansion.

Procera Networks, Inc., a networking equipment company, announces the appointment of Manuel Rivelo to the company’s board of directors.

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Procera Networks has announced the appointment of Manuel Rivelo to the company’s board of directors. Bringing more than 30 years’ industry expertise to his role, with extensive experience in senior executive positions at major tech companies, Rivelo will be responsible for helping to drive Procera’s overall strategy and operations as the company continues its global expansion.

Thai mobile service provider TrueMove has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the quality of experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

Thai mobile service provider TrueMove H is using Procera’s ScoreCard to assess quality of experience for mobile broadband across the operator’s 2G, 3G and LTE networks. ScoreCard measures throughput, latency and packet loss for each subscriber as well as records location, device and service plan information, and rates the network in letter grades from A to F in application categories such as streaming video, social media and voice apps. The two companies said that ScoreCard “has already identified several areas of investment that will improve the [quality of experience] of the TrueMove H network, and action has been taken to enhance the subscriber experience based on ScoreCard’s recommendations.”

Procera Networks has announced that Thai mobile service provider, TrueMove H, has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the Quality of Experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

Thai mobile service provider, TrueMove H, has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the quality of experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

Thailand’s mobile service provider, TrueMove H, has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the Quality of Experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

Procera Networks announced that Thai cellco TrueMove H has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the quality of experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

The third largest mobile operator in Thailand, TrueMove H has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the Quality of Experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

True Move H Universal Communication, a subsidiary of Thai communications group True, has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the Quality of Experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE. TrueMove H will use the ScoreCard service for raw QoE KPI intelligence and the visualization of network performance.

Procera Networks today announced that leading Thai mobile service provider, TrueMove H, has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the Quality of Experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

Thai mobile service provider TrueMove H has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the Quality of Experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

Procera Networks today announced that leading Thai mobile service provider, TrueMove H, has deployed Procera’s ScoreCard technology to monitor the Quality of Experience (QoE) its network is delivering to subscribers across 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE.

One of the biggest challenges for network operators is certainly dealing with the growth of network traffic in a margin-compression environment. Video is one of the main drivers of bandwidth growth on the net but it isn’t always easy to deal with it. Consider mobile traffic is growing 53% CAGR from 2015 to 2020.

Wi-Fi is everywhere - in homes, at Starbucks, on planes - and wireless carriers haven’t hesitated to capitalize on the ubiquity of this technology.

Netflix traffic dropped by about 10% on several U.S. broadband networks this past weekend as viewers tuned in to the 2016 Summer Olympics on NBC’s networks and streaming services, according to data from Procera Networks.

As Pokemon Go arrives in more countries and infects more people to be the very best trainer there ever was, issues related to the app continue to surface.

Too many trainers trying to be the very best

Pokémon Go, as one of the most popular mobile games ever released, is a fascinating test case for observing just how taxing a single app can be for an entire network's performance. In an analysis of a small European telecom performed by California-based networking company Procera Networks, on Go was accessed by about 7 percent of the total 2 million users over a three-hour period. Those sessions were found to take up only a small amount of bandwidth in comparison to other apps like Facebook and Spotify. However, because the app was being used by such a large number of users simultaneously, it resulted in adverse affects on network performance.Poké

When Pokemon Go doesn't crash on the load screen it really is a delight. If there was one slight drawback it is that it's near impossible to play without using 4G data.

Does quality really matter? It’s a touchy question in telecom. After all, the industry has a long tradition of striving for brass rings such as five-nines reliability – to the point that some service providers now argue that this relentless pursuit of near perfection stymies innovation by discouraging risk-taking.

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Procera Networks has won a multi-million dollar analytics deployment with a tier one EMEA fixed-line operator, the company said.

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Procera Networks today revealed the key role it’s playing in helping major network operators to combat the challenges faced by encryption. The company’s ContentLogic traffic identification software has reached 100 million subscriber licenses over the past four years, and is now being used by more than 40 mainstream customers around the world after being deployed across large fixed, mobile, Wi-Fi, and higher education networks.

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Total Telecom

A tier one fixed-line operator in the EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) regionhas engaged Procera Networks for a multi-million dollar analytics deployment.

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 Telecom Asia

As the wave of network transformation continues to wash around the globe, deep packet inspection specialist Procera is focusing more and more on the management of the quality of experience as provided by operators and telcos to their customers and subscribers. Its latest offering, "ScoreCard", not only permits both fixed and mobile service providers to rank the performance of their networks in real-time but also provides for a wide range of different services such as VoIP, gaming and streaming. Such depth of analysis provides really valuable insights and allows operators quickly to take action to ensure that a deteriorating quality of experience can be enhanced and fine-tuned before a user becomes exasperated and driven to churn away to another service provider.

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Procera Networks has announced the appointment of Dave Stevens to the company’s board of directors amid the evolution of network virtualisation. Stevens, a co-founder and former CEO of Palo Alto Networks, has over two decades of technical and leadership experience and said of his appointment: “It’s an exciting time to join Procera’s board. As network virtualisation becomes integral to operator strategies, Procera’s unrivalled technology makes the company uniquely positioned to deliver on these requirements. I’m looking forward to be part of the company’s continued success and growth.”

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Turkish WiFi pioneer, AirTies Wireless, launched a piece of software this week designed to eat into the millions of broadband service calls around the world. It calls it Remote View, and it allows engineers initially, but later both consumers and helpdesks, to understand what’s going wrong with a WiFi network and instantly fix it.

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US-based network equipment company Procera Networks appointed Silicon Valley veteran Dave Stevens to the company's board of directors. Stevens, a co-founder and former CEO of Palo Alto Networks, also serves as a key investor and advisor to Trustwave Holdings, FreshFeed, and vArmour. Stevens brings over two decades of technical and leadership experience to Procera. Beyond holding the post of CEO at Palo Alto Networks, Stevens has held senior executive positions at Brocade Communications, Rhapsody Networks, and Nortel.ce through the Stanford University Law School.

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Procera Networks, Inc., a leader in network and subscriber intelligence, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dave Stevens to the company’s board of directors. Stevens, a co-founder and former CEO of Palo Alto Networks, also serves as a key investor and advisor to Trustwave Holdings, FreshFeed, and vArmour. Stevens brings over two decades of technical and leadership experience to Procera.

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In most industries, customers can choose what they want to buy using a rating system to govern their expectations. Hotels have stars, flights use different seating classes, and restaurants rely on critic reviews. Yet, surprisingly, the same cannot currently be said for broadband, despite the fact that in today’s online-centric world this has become arguably more important to the average consumer than all other rating systems combined.

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A new survey has revealed that subscribers blame their mobile operator for network quality issues experienced on their mobile phone, even when they are connected to Wi Fi networks a vast majority of the time. A third of mobile subscribers have changed their service provider due to perceived network quality issues, with over 25% switching operators three or more times in the last 10 years.

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Procera Networks, Inc., a leader in network and subscriber intelligence, today announced its PacketLogic 15000 network intelligence platform has been chosen by a tier 1 APAC operator to manage over 500Gbps of Internet Peering bandwidth and help reduce peering costs while improving the overall quality of experience for subscribers. The operator selected the PL15000 after an evaluation against Procera's competitors, opting for the PL15000 due to it's scalability, sophisticated traffic management, and reporting capabilities.

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A new survey has revealed that subscribers blame their mobile operator for network quality issues experienced on their mobile phone, even when they are connected to Wi-Fi networks a vast majority of the time. A third of mobile subscribers have changed their service provider due to perceived network quality issues, with over 25% switching operators three or more times in the last 10 years.

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One-third of subscribers worldwide blame their mobile service providers for network quality issues and in their minds, WiFi outperforms mobile in quality of experience, according to new market research from Procera Networks. Nine out of of 10 respondents believed the quality of their WiFi connections was ¨better¨ or ¨much better¨ than that for their mobile networks.

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In this archive of a livecast from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Cam Cullen, the VP of Global Marketing at Procera Networks, reviewed the two new data analytics products they released this year with ScoreCard and eVolution. A use case for the ScoreCard product is improving Wi-Fi experience at airports and hotels for travelers through improved analytics. Cam also explains why virtualization makes solutions more compelling for the operators and adds flexibility for Procera’s business model by removing the need for hardware. The interview also explores the growing need for analytics and intelligence around network traffic with specific 5G use cases. To learn more, visit www.Proceranetworks.com.

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Procera Networks announced today that Ayscom has joined the Procera Premier Partner Program. Ayscom is a leading provider of test and monitoring solutions in Spain and Portugal, delivering complete infrastructure analytics for its service provider and enterprise customers. Ayscom has partnered with Procera to gain access to the eVolution product line, thereby helping to better differentiate its analytics offerings with a fully virtualized analytics suite.

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Fremont, Calif., 27 April 2016 — Procera Networks, Inc., a leader in network and subscriber intelligence, today announced the deployment of its new PacketLogic 15000 platform at multiple tier 1 operators worldwide. The PL15000, the latest version of Procera’s established PacketLogic network intelligence platform, delivers up to 600Gbps performance in a compact 4RU form factor for broadband operators, dramatically simplifying network operations and configuration for high bandwidth deployments. The PL15000 is a bridge for operators that are looking to deploy NFV, but are not operationally ready to deliver on the orchestration required to scale up to the levels of bandwidth and session volumes supported by the PL15000. W

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There’s no escaping the mobile video revolution. The rise of Netflix, YouTube (News - Alert), and countless other services, combined with the expansion of LTE networks, has created an environment primed for streaming content on the move. Carriers have long been faced with growing demand in this regard, yet it’s only in recent years that expectations for mobile video have taken a considerable leap forward and created fresh challenges in terms of meeting subscriber needs. It’s now reached a point where on demand video represents one of the biggest Quality of Experience challenges faced by carriers today. If they are to avoid service disruption and customer churn in such an unpredictable operating environment, it is essential that carriers are able to manage the impact of video traffic on their networks with complete control.

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A group of UK MPs initially formed to attack BT’s Openreach wholesale division has moved its focus to the accuracy of broadband provider speed claims.

Cam Cullen, VP of Global Marketing at Procera Networks, reckons consumers are looking for more than speed claims anyway. “Traditionally, operators have focused only on network volumes and speeds to try and entice customer to join them,” he said. “Yet customers are not only asking ‘who has the best network,’ but also ‘who can deliver the best subscriber experience?’

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Brear is the former CEO and president of Procera Networks and brings top executive sales experience from Cisco and Force10 Networks, which was acquired by Dell in 2011. He said the company is starting to formulate a partner program and set up a small sales force over the next 90 days.

The Popularity of the Show
Netflix is notoriously known for not releasing data about its streaming services. Therefore, we rely on different estimates compiled by research firms. According to data from a 2014 report by Procera Networks, "Anywhere from 6-10% of subscribers watched at least one episode of House of Cards" in the United States. Furthermore, in the U.S., "the average number of episodes watched during the weekend was three."

Affirmed Networks, Procera, ACG Research, Vasona weigh-in on NFV (Video)

New VMware Ready NFV Certified Partners
The company also affirmed that Networks, Metaswitch Networks and Procera Networks have completed VMware Ready for NFV certification.

Greater deployment flexibility and hardware independence achieved with PacketLogic/V and vCloud NFV Platform

Affirmed Networks, Metaswitch Networks and Procera Networks complete VMware Ready for NFV certification

Targets partners that can help service providers transform their business models.

Virtual DPI from Procera Networks
Procera, a company that offers DPI for application classification via its Network Application Visibility Library (NAVL), has announced that OEMs can build in its technology as a Virtualised Network Function. It says that makes it quicker and easier for OEMs and system integrators to implement Procera’s DPI technology. Previously, OEMs would have to embed the physical “low memory footprint” DPI functionality.

Procera Networks added a virtual network function (VNF) to its deep packet inspection technology for those customers that are introducing virtualized network environments.

Procera Networks, the global Subscriber Experience Company, has announced it has become a full service end-to-end DPI provider.

Expands Network Application Visibility Library (NAVL) DPI business to include Virtual Network Functions for OEMs

Fremont, Calif. — Procera Networks, the global Subscriber Experience Company, today announced it has become a full service end-to-end DPI provider. In addition to its existing ‘low memory footprint’ embedded DPI engine for OEMs, Procera has now introduced a virtualized OEM solution framework that makes it possible for equipment manufacturers to implement the benefits of Procera’s ‘active traffic’ DPI technology as software via a Virtual Network Function.

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FREMONT, Calif., Feb. 11, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Procera Networks, Inc., the global Subscriber Experience Company, today announced it has become a full service end-to-end DPI provider. In addition to its existing 'low memory footprint' embedded DPI engine for OEMs, Procera has now introduced a virtualized OEM solution framework that makes it possible for equipment manufacturers to implement the benefits of Procera's 'active traffic' DPI technology as software via a Virtual Network Function.

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Procera Networks virtualised its OEM platform, making it possible for OEMs to implement its deep packet inspection (DPI) technology as a Virtualised Network Function. Procera’s OEM platform framework now extends from embedded offerings, with the Network Application Visibility Library (NAVL), all the way to fully featured DPI-based Virtual Network Functions (VNFs) with eVolution and PacketLogic/V. The move is meant to offer equipment manufacturers and system integrators greater choice and control over the ways in which they implement Procera’s technology and products.

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Heterogeneous Network or HetNet infrastructure market report list companies & organizations mentioned are…. Procera Networks… (Big list of companies)

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Procera Networks, Inc. has launched the Procera Premier Partner program, the company said.

This is an elite partner designation that is awarded to highly skilled partners that can deliver a higher level of service and support to Procera´s customers for Subscriber Quality of Experience, Policy Enforcement, and Big Data Analytics solutions.

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Additionally, the four largest vendors of IP networking solutions by market share -- Cisco Systems, Huawei Technologies, Juniper Networks and Nokia -- plus ADTRAN, ADVA Optical Networking, Ciena, MetaSwitch Networks, IneoQuest Technologies, NetNumber, Procera Networks, Ubiqube Solutions and Dorado Software have joined the NIA and will be participating in the NIA's interoperability test phases.

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FREMONT, Calif., Jan. 26, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --Procera Networks, Inc., the global Subscriber Experience Company, today announced the launch of the Procera Premier Partner program. This is an elite partner designation that is awarded to highly skilled partners that can deliver a higher level of service and support to Procera's customers for Subscriber Quality of Experience, Policy Enforcement, and Big Data Analytics solutions.

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Fremont, Calif.-- Procera Networks, Inc., the global Subscriber Experience company, today announced the company has joined the Cisco® Solution Partner Program as an official Solution Partner and that PacketLogic/V™ has successfully achieved Cisco compatibility certification with Cisco UCS C-series servers. The Internet of Everything (IoE) continues to bring together people, processes, data and things to enhance the relevancy of network connections. As a member of the Cisco Solution Partner Program, Procera is able to quickly create and deploy solutions to enhance the capabilities, performance and management of the network to capture value in the IoE.

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Procera Networks joined the Cisco Solution Partner Program as an official Solution Partner and Procera's PacketLogic/V virtualised software successfully achieved Cisco compatibility certification with Cisco UCS C-series servers. The software is used by network operators to gain insights and take action to improve the subscriber experience.

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Another DPI company, Procera Networks, was taken over by a private equity firm at a valuation of 1.8x sales which would result in a 100% premium to Allot's current stock price. I would even argue that Allot, with its current focus on security, is in better shape than Procera was at the time of its takeover.

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Managed hotspot provider Boingo Wireless is leading the charge to bring virtualization to public WiFi networks, in order to reap the same benefits which mobile operators are targeting in their cellular platforms. Boingo says about 20% of its WiFi locations in US airports now support the NFV (Network Functions Virtualization) specifications, which are becoming a widely accepted standard.

The company aims to expand NFV to most of its networks in US airports and large venues this year. Considering how new and largely untried NFV is, this represents rapid progress in an effort that started about a year ago, when Boingo announced a virtualization initiative with Procera Networks. Its aim is to reduce the need for hardware roll-out and upgrades, as well as to support traffic more efficiently and improve customers’ quality of experience.

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LAS VEGAS -- Boingo Wireless said that roughly 20 percent of its Wi-Fi networks in U.S. airports sport NFV elements, and the company said it expects to expand that rollout to a majority of its networks this year.

Boingo's Peterson explained that the company cobbled together its NFV approach from a variety of sources. He said the company designed some of its own technology for the effort, obtained some from open source offerings, and used vendors for other elements. For example, he pointed to the company's announcement last year that it would use Procera Networks' PacketLogic/V NFV solution to manage the consumer experience at its wireless hotspot locations; Boingo is using a virtual CPE solution from Procera to shape network traffic and apply granular profiles that deliver multiple classes of service as part of its S.M.A.R.T Network offering.

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