JDSU Acquires Terndium; Deployed by a Top-5 MNO

JDSU is expanding its netwrok intelligence portfolio (see "JDSU Acquires Arieso for $85M to Increase Visibility to the RAN"- here).

The vendor announced it has ".. acquired substantially all of the assets of Trendium, a provider of real-time intelligence software solutions for customer experience assurance, asset optimization and monetization of big data for 4G/LTE mobile network operators .. The addition of Trendium employees and technology enables JDSU to introduce a new paradigm of customer experience assurance (“CEA”), enabling operators of 4G/LTE networks to achieve a real and relevant improvement in customer satisfaction while maximizing productivity and profitability for dynamic converged 4G/LTE networks and beyond .. The Trendium solution is part of JDSU’s comprehensive mobile assurance and analytics solution recently selected by one of the top five mobile operators in the world"

See "JDSU Acquires Trendium and Time-Bandwidth Products" - here.

[Juniper Research] MNOs will Convert OTT into $20B Opportunity

A new report by Anthony Cox, Juniper Research finds that "Mobile network operators will generate revenues of close to $20 billion by 2018 through strategies involving internet based voice or 'carrier OTT' .. These Internet voice revenues will be derived from new service propositions and bundles delivered through partnerships with stand-alone OTT (Over The Top) service providers .. while OTT service providers have been successful in creating impressive user bases of mVoIP customers, many future revenue generating strategies are likely to involve traditional carriers that have a billing relationship with the end-user and guaranteed QoS (Quality of Service)".

The report also "observes that stand-alone mobile VoIP players are becoming increasingly sophisticated in their service offerings and are developing more ways to monetise services. Meanwhile, VoLTE (Voice over LTE) will see widespread adoption among MNOs for the increased network efficiency it affords the operator, even though direct revenues will be low".

See "Mobile Operators to Generate $20bn from Internet Voice as 'Carrier OTT' Matures, Juniper Research Finds" - here.