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Industry: Email Alert RSS FeedO2 deploys Netopia's NBBS software for automated provisioning and assurance of broadband services.(GERMANY)
European Telecom, March, 2007
Netopia Inc., a provider of broadband service assurance solutions, announced that O Germany, a mobile telecommunications provider in Germany, is using Netopia's TR-069 Netopia Broadband Server (NBBS) service management platform to manage and support the deployment of broadband customer premises equipment (CPE) being rolled out as part of a new service launched in November 2006.
O has approximately 11 million mobile customers in Germany, and for the first time is moving beyond mobile into fixed broadband and converged services. O selected Netopia's NBBS platform to assist with this move for its scalability, robust architecture, and ability to support CPE from multiple vendors. By using Netopia's NBBS platform to manage the deployment of DSL gateways and related IP...
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