Business Services Industry
QoS Networks Selects XACCT Technologies' N2B Platform For Its Leading-Edge Global Content Delivery Network
Business Wire, May 14, 2001
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers
SANTA CLARA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 14, 2001
XACCT's "Network-to-Business" Platform Provides Real-Time Link
Between Physical Network and Back Office Systems
XACCT Technologies, the leading provider of business infrastructure software solutions for IP networks, today announced that QoS Networks, a new-generation content delivery network provider that specializes in optimized content delivery with guaranteed Quality of Service (QoS), has selected XACCT's Network-to-Business (N2B(TM)) platform. The XACCT platform will be deployed throughout its network in over 46 Points of Presence (POPs) around the world. QoS Networks provides IP transport with QoS guarantees, advanced security features, prioritized application service provider access, virtual private network services, high-speed Internet access, and Voice over IP (VoIP) delivery services. XACCT's N2B platform will allow QoS Networks to capture real-time network data and integrate it with various existing and new back-office systems to speed time to market and time to revenue for new Internet services.
"QoS Networks is building an IP network from the ground up without the burdens of legacy switching and transmission technologies," said John Goss, director of application development for QoS Networks. "We were able to search the market for the best possible solution for capturing highly granular network data, in real-time, in a multi-service environment for billing and analysis purposes. XACCT's solution was clearly superior and will be an integral component of our worldwide network."
"As a leading-edge operator, QoS Networks is offering their customers the service quality and content capability they need to run their businesses," said Eric Gries, president and CEO of XACCT Technologies. "We are pleased that QoS Networks has chosen XACCT's platform as part of their business infrastructure to develop and deploy truly value-based services, with mission-critical service levels."
Under the agreement, QoS Networks will deploy the XACCT N2B platform in data centers, called Q-Links, currently in construction throughout the world. The company aims to have a worldwide network of 46 POPs by the end of 2001. Each QoS Networks Q-Link center is equipped with intelligent high-end routers and VoIP switches as well as the company's own network management software. QoS Networks expanded its original agreement with XACCT Technologies -- initially for only 15 points of presence -- to include all 46 of the network provider's planned POPs. The first deployment of the XACCT N2B platform is already under way in QoS Networks' Atlanta, Ga., point of presence.
About QoS Networks
QoS Networks, headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, is a new-generation, high-performance, totally customizable content-delivery network provider. Operating in a native IP environment and built on open system standards, QoS Networks provides global, seamless coverage; and speed, classification and prioritization of traffic flows; as well as intelligence and value-added services built directly into the network core. The company's patent-pending, network architecture comprises a mesh of Q-Links, (global POPs) interconnected via broadband technologies -- including all major commercial and Internet access centers around the world and reaching 46 locations by year-end 2001. QoS Networks has also developed a proprietary, Web-enabled interface known as Q-Access, permitting customers to change bandwidth and prioritization directly via the desktop. For further information, visit the company online at QoSnetworks.net
About XACCT Technologies
XACCT Technologies is the market and technology leader in intelligent business infrastructure software for Internet carriers and network service providers. XACCT's award-winning, carrier-class Network-to-Business (N2B(TM)) platform speeds time to market and time to revenue for new Internet services while lowering service provider costs. XACCT offers the industry's first and only platform that enables real-time data capture and enhancement; seamless integration with any upstream business or operations application; and instantaneous, flow-through service provisioning. XACCT was recently named by Red Herring magazine as one of the "Top 50 private companies most likely to change the world." XACCT investors include Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ:SUNW), Dell Computer (NASDAQ:DELL), Deutsche Bank (DTBKY:OTC US), Technology Crossover Ventures, Trident Capital, Ampal (NASDAQ:AMPL), Eucalyptus Ventures, and Israel Seed Partners. With offices around the globe, XACCT has more than 60 customers, including Bell Canada (NYSE:BCE), British Telecom (NYSE:BT), Broadwing (NYSE:BRW), Cable & Wireless (NYSE:CWP), COLT (NASDAQ:COLT), Global One, Genuity (NASDAQ:GENU), Interland (NASDAQ:ILND), Mannesman Ipulsys, Siemens (NYSE:SIE), Teleglobe (NYSE:BCE), TV Cabo, Verio (NYSE:NTT), and WorldCom (NASDAQ:WCOM).
XACCTusage, XDR, XIS, N2B, and XACCTmobile are trademarks of XACCT Technologies, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective holders.
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