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Communicasia2013.Pdf Infrastructure & Network (click on the company name to go to the profile) Advanced Networking, Transmission & Coverage Solutions Cellular Network – 4G\LTE Comarcom, Runcom, Telco Wi-Max AMOS, Runcom Satellite Broadcasting AMOS, Runcom Backhaul, Broadcast, Coverage AMOS, FibroLAN, Runcom, Telco Fiber FibroLAN, Telco Microwave Comarcom, FibroLAN, Runcom Rural Coverage AMOS, Comarcom, Runcom Broadband AMOS, FibroLAN, Runcom IP Infrastructure Telco, FibroLAN P2P / P2M FibroLAN, Runcom, Telco Urban/Indoor Coverage Comarcom, FibroLAN, Runcom Service Delivery Platform AMOS, Craze, Ethrix, IPgallery, Mobile Tornado, Runcom, Surf, TriPlay, Tvinci, VascoDe TV/IPTV, Video Broadcasting AMOS, Comigo, Runcom, Tvinci Network Management & Offload Solutions, QOS Network Monitoring & Optimization Cellex, FibroLAN, Friendly, Telco Network Maintenance & Assurance Friendly, Telco Wi-Fi \ My-Fi Runcom VAS and Core Services Messaging IPgallery, TriPlay, VascoDe Billing, Customer Care Friendly, LogNet Mobile Money, Mobile Banking VascoDe Revenue Assurance Cellex, cVidya Converged Communications & IMS Ethrix, IPgallery, Mobile Tornado, Surf Business Applications cVidya, Ethrix, IPgallery, Mobile Tornado, Surf Mobile Content Distribution Craze, Ethrix, mce Systems, TriPlay, Tvinci VoIP IPgallery, Mobile Tornado, Surf Content Delivery and Adaptation TriPlay, Tvinci, VascoDe Cloud Computing & Storage Cellex, Ethrix, Mobile Tornado, TriPlay, Tvinci, VascoDe OTT & IPTV Comigo, Craze, IPgallery, TriPlay, Tvinci Applications Multimedia, Video & Content Comigo, Craze, Ethrix, Surf, TriPlay, Tvinci Music & Games TriPlay Social Networking Ethrix, IPgallery, VascoDe Security and Law Enforcement Mobile Tornado Finance VascoDe Automotive & Vehicle Connectivity Mobile Tornado Retail Solutions mce Systems, VascoDe Handsets and Devices Mobile Devices Mobile Tornado Components, Embedded Software, Pre-Loaded Comigo, Mobile Tornado, TriPlay Remote Maintenance, OTA Friendly, mce Systems MDM & Backup Friendly, mce Systems Apps mce Systems, Mobile Tornado, VascoDe AMOS-Spacecom Website: www.amos-spacecom.com Contact Name: Eyal Copitt Title: Sr. Vice President Sales Africa, Asia & Marketing Mobile Phone: +972-52-3338033 E-mail: [email protected] Categories Infrastructure & Network Advanced Networking, Transmission & Coverage Solutions Wi-Max Rural Coverage TV/IPTV, Video Satellite Broadcasting Broadband Broadcasting Backhaul, Broadcast, Coverage Service Delivery Platform Solution at a Glance Spacecom provides broadcasting and communications services to DTH operators, TV broadcasters, government and corporate organizations, and VSAT network operators. The AMOS fleet offers a 4˚W orbital ”hot-spot” for the Middle East and Central & Eastern Europe, services over Africa from the 17°E orbital location and soon services over Asia and Russia from the 65°E. Customer's Challenges The AMOS platform delivers superior G/T and EIRP over Central Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa and soon – Asia. The satellite constellation’s performance and orbital position make it ideally suited for reception of DTH TV with the smallest antennas throughout their coverage regions, as well as 2-way communications delivering the highest bit- rates to remote locations, where terminals are limited in size, power, and sometimes require mobility. The co-location of the AMOS-2 and AMOS-3 satellites also enables back-up capabilities over the Middle East, Europe, and the East Coast of the U.S. Our Offering AMOS platform suitable for DTH operators, TV broadcasters, ISPs, Government organizations, VSAT operators and network integrators with Internet, voice, data and digital TV services. Spacecom is offering a wide range of satellite services, including: Cellular backhaul Broadband Internet and VSAT networks Video Distribution & Contribution Direct To Home (DTH) Multi-channel platforms DSNG and Occasional Use Data Trunking Professional Services Ground System Design & Project Management Unique Differentiators High quality reception using small antennas, High elevation angle, strong EIRP, flexibility when dealing with customers. Great customer service. Business Benefits for the Client Perfect coverage, High power, Growth capabilities. References and Strategic Partners Spacecom's partners include a variety of leading broadcasters and service providers, such as HBO (Central and Eastern Europe), MTV (Ukraine and Adriatic countries), Antenna-Hungaria, HDT and Telespazio (Hungary), U.A. Inter Media Group, IMC and RRT (Ukraine), DRS Technologies (U.S.), Orange France-Telecom (France) and many others throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Cellex Networks Website: www.cellexnetworks.com Contact Name: Israel Abramovich Title: VP of Sales and Business Development Mobile Phone: +972-54-2200944 E-mail: [email protected] Categories Infrastructure & Network VAS and Core Services Network Management & Offload Solutions, QOS Revenue Assurance Network Monitoring & Optimization Cloud Computing & Storage Solution at a Glance Cellex provides Network Operators with a window into their subscriber’s experience. The Virtual Subscriber uses services constantly, presenting operators with direct and immediate information about services availability and quality. By emulating subscribers’ activities, the Virtual Subscriber detects and reports service problems before they affect actual subscribers. The virtual subscriber helps operators monitor the full subscriber experience: from Voice, Data & Video services that a subscriber uses, through through e-Mail, ftp, customer care and self service. Cellex can analyze, monitor and report availability and quality for video, voice, data and content services and can compare the SLA provided by different ISPs. Customer's Challenges Quality translates into revenues - increasing service usage and loyalty through early detection and resolution of failures before customer complaints are received Maximizes revenues through lowering service down-time, enhanced service quality and lower billing impairments Enables quick rollout of new services and rate plans and guarantees smooth network upgrades without impact on deployed services Our Offering Cellex can analyze, monitor and report video availability, voice services, charging of a pre-paid card and much more. By using services constantly, the Virtual Subscriber presents operators with direct and immediate information about services’ availability and quality. Cellex is there throughout your service life cycle: From pre-launch lab testing, through NoC monitoring to service and network upgrades. Unique Differentiators Adding services to the Virtual Subscriber is quick and simple, allowing operators to use it as part of any service launch. The Virtual Subscriber can be set to use any type of network, anywhere. Network upgrades and architecture changes do not require changes in the service scenario scripts and monitoring plan of the Virtual Subscriber. The virtual subscriber can use fixed, mobile or converged networks, providing information services using either, some or all networks. Extensive drill down information provides root cause analysis and shortens Time to Repair Cutting edge Service Modeling tool, provides an easy-to-use intuitive graphical environment for the creation of new services and scenarios SW based solution with of the shelve HW components for quick and easy assimilation in the operator OSS and network environment Business Benefits for the Client Increasing service usage and loyalty through early detection and resolution of failures before customer complaints are received Maximizes revenues through lowering service down-time. Enables quick rollout of new services and rate plans and guarantees smooth network upgrades without impact on deployed services Comarcom Ltd. Website: www.comarcom.biz Contact Name: Gideon Argaman Title: CEO and President Mobile Phone: +972-52-2971448 E-mail: [email protected] Categories Infrastructure & Network Advanced Networking, Transmission & Coverage Solutions Cellular Network – 4G\LTE Rural Coverage Microwave Urban/Indoor Coverage Solution at a Glance Established back in 2003, Comarcom Ltd. is a privately owned firm which offers a one-of-a-kind (patented) family of very high gain, narrow beam, dual polarization antennas called "VEGA". The VEGA is designed and proven to enable the Cellular Operator to extend and improve coverage to difficult to service areas. The VEGA solutions save the Operator extensive investments when compared to any other available solution. This is achieved with minimal CAPEX and short ROI. VEGA antennas enable coverage of remote villages, long highways, Indoor coverage from a nearby BTS, Dominant signal to high buildings, 3G Signal/Interference improvement and repeaters performance improvement. Customer's Challenges Remote villages and campuses coverage Long stretches of Highways and railroads coverage at minimum CAPEX. High Indoor penetration without expensive indoor systems Dominant signal to upper floors of high buildings that suffer from dropped calls. 3G cell shrinkage, limited capacity due to EIRP limits and spatial Pilot Pollution interference. Broadband coverage to remote islands, resorts and ferries. Our Offering Very High gain narrow beam dual polarization antennas for all cellular applications including LTE at 700 – 800 MHz, iDEN, GSM, GSM-R and CDMA at 800/900MHz. GSM, CDMA and DECT over 1800-1900MHz. 3G-UMTS over 2.1GHz and 4G/LTE at 2.3 – 2.8.GHz. Unique Differentiators There is no other such product on the world
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