Global Service Providers Transform Networks and Business Services With Cisco at Mobile World Congress 2015

BARCELONA, SPAIN--(Marketwired - Mar 2, 2015) - At Mobile World Congress 2015 this week, Cisco is advancing its position as the leading technology provider and business partner to help global mobile operators transform their networks, businesses and customers' experiences in pursuit of new Internet of Everything (IoE) opportunities.

Cisco is introducing and showcasing innovations across its entire Service Provider portfolio, including solutions that advance its Intercloud strategy and augment the company's open network architecture and its three layers: Applications and Services, Evolved Services Platform and Evolved Programmable Network.

Cisco will share these innovations and more during product demonstrations, speaking engagements and via several announcements at the Show. The centerpiece of Cisco's presence at Mobile World Congress will be its booth at stand 3E30, Hall 3 in Fira Gran Via. 

News Highlights:

• Cisco's Breakthrough Mobility IQ Unlocks the Power of Visual Network Knowledge

Cisco today introduced Mobility IQ, a breakthrough mobility Software as a Service (SaaS) analytics solution that unlocks the power of visual network knowledge and drives unparalleled business outcomes for service providers. The market leading SaaS solution, hosted on Cisco Cloud Services, provides advanced insights and an unprecedented bird's-eye view across Wi-Fi, 3G, and LTE network activity -- in real-time. Service providers can identify and capitalize on new business opportunities and deliver exciting new experiences to their customers using a flexible, as a Service consumption model. Additional information can be found here.

• Telstra and Cisco to Advance On-demand Unified Services

Telstra and Cisco today announced their intention to extend their strategic collaboration by giving Telstra's domestic and global business customers a unified, on-demand suite of cloud and managed network services. Telstra and Cisco are looking to focus on four key areas to deliver virtualized managed network and cloud services based on an open architecture: