ILC unveils MaxView 5.0

MaxView enables content providers to automatically provision and assure services across all technologies residing in a hybrid broadband network.

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Oct 30, 2005
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MaxView 5.0 for broadband consolidates management of multi-technology hybrid networks into one view and enables direct control of network device activity.

MaxView 5.0 for broadband consolidates management of multi-technology hybrid networks into one view; enables direct control of network device activity; and provides unlimited scalability all in a single solution.

With MaxView 5.0, users can automatically provision and assure services across all technologies. It can handle bi-directional communication with any type of device, system or application, giving operators the ability to control the actions of devices on the network. Its object modeling functionality allows for the direct assimilation of all network devices into the system.

MaxView’s architecture allows unlimited scalability so that communications companies can easily grow their management system as their broadband network expands.

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MaxView enables content providers to automatically provision and assure services across all technologies residing in a hybrid broadband network

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Today’s divergent medial platforms demand new management solutions. The ILC system provides a sophisticated, integrated package of modules

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