Mal wieder 2 Pressemitteilungen; für die "schlauen Füchse" unter uns, auf daß der Groschen bald fällt
wohin die Reise geht . . .:die 1. noch von letzter Woche - falls sie nicht bemerkt worden war - :
http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/010208/ca_cisco_s.html
Thursday February 8, 8:04 am Eastern Time
Press Release
Cisco to Enable BT Cellnet 3G Mobile Services
Cisco Wins Contract to Provide IP Core Network for UK`s First UMTS Offering
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die 2. von heute:
R I V E R S O F T
http://www.riversoft.com/newsroom/cisco_pressrel.htm
RIVERSOFT ANNOUNCES OEM AGREEMENT WITH CISCO FOR 2.5G AND 3G MOBILE WIRELESS MANAGEMENT
Cisco to integrate RiverSoft`s Fault Manager software into future mobile wireless management solutions
FEBRUARY 12, 2001
SAN FRANCISCO and LONDON - February 12, 2001 - RiverSoft (RSFT.L RSFT LN), a leading provider of IP (Internet Protocol) network management solutions, today announced that it has entered into an OEM agreement with Cisco Systems, Inc. Under the terms of the agreement, RiverSoft will provide Cisco with a tailored version of RiverSoft Fault Manager software that will provide specific mobile wireless network management functionality to support Cisco`s 2.5G and 3G network elements. The solution will ship to several customers this month and is expected to be generally available by mid-2001.
The RiverSoft advanced discovery, status monitoring and root-cause analysis software is designed to recognize and adapt to changes in networks with a reduced need for time intensive intervention by skilled network personnel. The software will enable the fault management of Cisco`s GGSN (gateway GPRS support node), PDSN (packet data serving node) and Catalyst switches.
The software will provide network managers with a correlation capability allowing them to quickly isolate and determine root-causes of network problems thereby significantly reducing problem resolution time. An additional benefit is the reduction in event traffic that will be sent to other OSS management applications, easing a significant challenge for wireless service providers.
"In our testing, RiverSoft`s technology was able to successfully discover our devices and their connectivity. Additionally, the software`s flexibility and powerful integration capabilities with other OSS applications made it a good fit to provide fault management for our mobile wireless solutions," said Jon Shantz, vice president of Cisco`s Mobile Wireless Group. "We believe that this application will provide Cisco`s mobile wireless service providers with a software tool that will positively affect productivity and performance."
"The Cisco OEM deal scores a bulls-eye for RiverSoft strategy. After all, if your goal is to gain widespread adoption of your network management technology what better way to move that agenda forward than to have Cisco as your champion?" offered Valerie O`Connell, managing director for enterprise management, Aberdeen Group. "Cisco`s choice of RiverSoft technology to safeguard reliability for its wireless customers is a testament to the effectiveness of RiverSoft`s network management innovation and to the sharp business acumen of Cisco.
Another win/win."
"Today`s announcement marks not only our entrance into the growing mobile wireless market, but a new relationship with a market leader," said Phil Tee, chairman and chief technology officer of RiverSoft. "We are extremely pleased that Cisco has chosen to work with RiverSoft in developing a solution for mobile wireless service providers. RiverSoft is clearly executing on its strategy to strengthen the OEM business. This agreement further validates the RiverSoft next generation technology and is an important milestone for the company."
One of RiverSoft`s stated objectives is to populate the marketplace with RiverSoft technology by signing major OEM agreements with established market leaders. The Cisco OEM agreement represents RiverSoft`s third major OEM partnership in the past six months. In November 2000, RiverSoft announced that Hewlett Packard Corporation acquired a license to use RiverSoft technology to power future HP OpenView solutions. In September 2000, RiverSoft announced an OEM agreement with Intel Corporation. These agreements demonstrate the strength and adaptability of the RiverSoft network management solutions and significantly expand the reach to corporate enterprises and service providers.
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Antarius
P.S.:
hmmm . . . ,
das scheint "Muse" aber gar nicht zu schmecken
:http://quote.yahoo.com/q?s=Muse&d=5d