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.