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| Schema Signs a New Multi-Million Dollar Agreement Schema has announced that it signed a multi-million dollar agreement providing transport network optimization to a major North American wireless service provider. According to the agreement, Schema will provide the operator with an enterprise license which will enable the carrier to optimize their entire transport network across the United States, resulting in significant OpEx reductions. In search of new directions for cost control, wireless operators are taking a fresh look at the relatively untouched territory of their backhaul transport network. In support of this type of analysis, Schema's Transport Network Optimization (TNO) Suite is designed to meet the needs of cost-conscious carriers facing sharply higher transport network costs. These rising costs are due in part to the recent explosive growth in demand for high speed data services (i.e. EVDO and HSDPA) which substantially increase backhaul traffic. Schema's expertise in optimizing transport networks enables wireless operators to cut operational expenses for the Backhaul by 15% – 20%, saving tens of millions of dollars. Schema's unique experience in the world of wireless networks has given its TNO Suite the edge in responding to the specific needs of wireless carriers, optimizing the fixed portion of their traffic. The carrier selected Schema on the merits of TNO's ability to generate operationally realistic optimization plans that demonstrate a remarkable increase in capacity as well as a significant reduction in operational costs. Schema's TNO Suite solves the backhaul planning and optimization challenges that wireless operators face. This suite of tightly integrated modules offers carriers a complete solution specifically designed to meet cost, capacity and reliability objectives related to their transport network. The complete suite of modules includes Bandwidth Optimizer, ATM Link Optimizer, IP Link Optimizer, Mesh Network Optimizer, Ring Network Optimizer, Traffic Optimizer, Hubbing Optimizer and a Data Processing Optimizer (for extracting LERG, Tariff and OCN data). write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |