Close the Loop to Automate Service Assurance

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James_B_Crawshaw 9/15/2017 | 2:04:44 PM

Vendor roll call There are a lot of vendors in the service assurance market and if Carol quoted all of them it would make for a lengthy read. AssureNow, CENX, InfoVista, MycomOSI and TEOCO all come to mind as relevant players. Fair disclosure - I do not own shares in any of these companies.

As for Radcom, as I understand it AT&T is using their MaveriQ vProbes but these are feeding ECOMP/ONAP's own in-built monitoring/assurance solution.

http://www.lightreading.com/nfv/radcom-snags-atandt-in-vnf-win/d/d-id/725213

There is a distinction in the service assurance industry between probe vendors and the software systems that sit on top (fault management, root cause analysis, performance management). I have no view on the RADCOM share price but my understanding is the software systems are the more interesting businesses to own than the probe vendors.

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Carol Wilson 9/15/2017 | 9:28:25 AM

Re: No love for RADCOM? So sorry for the oversight - the good news is, this is far from the last thing I'll write on this topic, so let's talk.

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microcaptechinvestor 9/15/2017 | 2:00:00 AM

No love for RADCOM? As I'm sure you are aware, your friend David Amzallag is now advising RDCM and RDCM is the only cloud-native closed loop virtual service assurance solution being used in the market today (AT&T). RDCM is close to announcing another top-tier customer for it's MaveriQ product, presumably Verizon. How does no one know and/or understand this story?

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