This is the best solution if your company has engineers working on site from 8:00 to 16:00 or 9:00 to 17:00, you save money with this solution and your company count with specialised working team for the rest of the time and weekends.
24/7 All day.
This solution is perfect when your company requires a full time monitoring to ensure 100% or highest uptime as possible. Our team monitor and follow your company routines to reach your goals and keep your customers happy.
We can monitor your hosts, services and storage solutions.
If your company does not have monitoring tools yet or are not completely configured we can also help you to with the set up.
Federico Piergentili, Founder, Quality NOC S.L., which provides remote monitoring and management 24/7 Network Operations Center (NOC) that enables monitor, troubleshoot and maintain IT environments.
Many people today are able to relate to an experience of opening a phone bill that causes a sharp intake of breath. But what if it was not just a couple of hundred pounds? What if it was thousands?
Telephone fraud is continuing to increase year on year and now accounts for 2% of worldwide calls which is estimated at around €40 billion a year. Businesses are falling victim to hackers, out to make money from unprotected telephone lines, and now more than ever it is essential for businesses to protect themselves.
Without the necessary protection, businesses are leaving themselves vulnerable to fraudsters capable of running up phone bills worth thousands of pounds in just a few hours!
At Quality NOC we can help you monitoring 24/7 your systems, receiving alarms and following your procedures to take care and stop the fraud reducing the risk of your business and protecting your customer relationship.
Federico Piergentili, Founder, Quality NOC S.L., which provides remote monitoring and management 24/7 Network Operations Center (NOC) that enables monitor, troubleshoot and maintain IT environments.
Telecom service providers are implementing outsourcing strategies for network operations to deal with increasingly complex next-generation network infrastructure, fast-paced service deployment and a shortage of engineers with cutting-edge skills.
Doing even more with less is a credo striking a chord with telecom service providers as they begin to implement outsourcing strategies for next-generation network operations to help deal with increasingly complex network infrastructure, fast-paced service deployment and a shortage of engineers with cutting-edge skills.
The trend is for telecom carriers to take a cue from how they manage integration contracts for next-gen network deployment and extend those outsourcing strategies to achieve cost-effective network operations on an ongoing basis. That means taking the revolutionary step of outsourcing network operations to a trusted vendor.
If managed properly, network operations outsourcing can help telecom service providers reduce errors as well as costs, maximising service opportunities while boosting your bottom line in the process. Follow our lead. The future is now.
To help you get ahead of the curve on outsourcing strategies for network operations, we’ve compiled a guide for telecom network operations outsourcing. You’ll get the scoop on how to handle the transition to external services management, find guidelines for launching and overseeing a network operations outsourcing project, and learn how to optimise your project by leveraging the connection points between network integration and network operations.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
• Telecom network operations: Outsourcing the challenge
• Outsourced solutions for next-gen network integration and operations
• Telecom outsourcing: Network operations and planning guidelines
• Launching a network operations outsourcing project
• Creating outsourced network operations plans during integration
• Network integration outsourcers need network operations know-how
• Telecom network operations: Outsourcing the challenge
Next-generation network complexity and rising costs are leading telecom service providers to explore outsourcing strategies for network operations to help integrate and manage their networks
• Outsourced solutions for next-gen network operations
To avoid interoperability problems, telecom carriers can outsource next-generation network integration and operations to their technology partners.
• Telecom outsourcing: Network operations and planning guidelines
Outsourcing network operations may be the answer for telecom service providers managing increased stress on their next-generation networks, but specific guidelines and procedures must first be created to manage the transition.
• Launching a network operations outsourcing project
Outsourcing strategies for network operations are becoming more common in the telecom industry, but successfully starting an outsourcing project requires careful planning.
• Creating outsourced network operations plans during network integration
There are four main steps that network operators must follow when designing outsourcing strategies that leverage the links between next-generation network operations and network integration services.
• Network integration outsourcers need network operations know-how
Integrators with strong network operations skills are winning telecom carriers’ confidence in professional services procurement for next-generation network integration projects.
Telecom equipment vendors and systems integrators are finding success in offering services and products, with revenues growing faster than equipment sales.
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