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TW Cable Connects With Moto's Edge Manager

October 18, 2012 |

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Time Warner Cable is working with Motorola Mobility to deploy Motorola’s EDGE Manager across its U.S. subscriber base. The move represents the first nationwide deployment from a tier-one cable operator into next-generation device management for the IP connected home—helping to ensure a smarter, simpler connected home for subscribers.

Motorola EDGE Manager sets a high bar for device management and delivers an advantage in multi-screen deployments. It provides seamless unified management of data and video services enabling Time Warner Cable to deploy and manage both traditional and IP-based services. Motorola EDGE Manager is optimized to manage complex device applications, like multi-screen video in parallel with Wi-Fi gateways. It also lets operators, such as Time Warner Cable, see these devices operating in real-time so that they can identify and address issues before they affect consumers.

Motorola Mobility Inc.


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