Astellia Picks DigitalRoute For Expert Mediation In Its Nova 4G Monitoring Solution

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Astellia and have jointly announced that Astellia is integrating DigitalRoute’s MediationZone platform into its real-time Nova monitoring solution. MediationZone will allow processing and flexible management of petabytes of data.

Rennes, France., February 12, 2013 - (PressReleasePoint) - Astellia, a leading provider of probe-based monitoring solutions for the optimization of mobile network QoS and QoE and DigitalRoute, a forerunner in mediation and data integration solutions for the communications industry, have jointly announced that Astellia is integrating DigitalRoute’s MediationZone platform into its real-time Nova monitoring solution. MediationZone will allow processing and flexible management of petabytes of data.

DigitalRoute’s MediationZone provides strong processing and  aggregation capabilities that support Nova’s multi-dimensional data manipulation (network elements, cells, group of subscribers, handsets, mobile applications and services). MediationZone is a telecom certified product giving instant data availability for real-time monitoring. Nova is a highly reliable and linearly scalable solution designed for networks of all sizes. Finally, based on the easy configurable MediationZone platform, Nova can quickly feed 3^rd party Northbound Interfaces.

Julien Lecoeuvre, Chief Technology Officer at Astellia commented “Astellia was looking for the best mediation technology provider to offer mobile operators the most efficient troubleshooting and analytics capabilities. With DigitalRoute, our Nova solution is built on solid and highly reliable foundations to help operators manage their increasingly complex networks.”

Said Jan Karlsson, Chief Executive Officer, DigitalRoute, “MediationZone has repeatedly demonstrated its ability to both reduce the overall data load and to increase the processing efficiency. We are delighted to support Astellia in providing a valuable new monitoring solution to the telecoms industry.”