WebNMS partners with Calsoft Labs to aid SPs

WebNMS partnered with and Calsoft Labs,a pioneer in Network Function Virtualization (NFV) and Software Defined Networking (SDN) services, to help service providers increase their revenue and reduce costs by delivering virtual services on their existing networks. The partners are exhibiting their collaborative solutions at the Carrier Network Virtualization conference being held in Palo Alto on December 9-11, 2014.

To meet the growing demand for dynamic network services, providers need solutions to transform their existing network and service management processes into orchestration systems that automate existing operations and rapidly incorporate new, on-demand services.  To enable this transformation, WebNMS offers the WebNMS Symphony Orchestration Platform.  Symphony combines multi-vendor carrier network management solutions, based on the field-proven WebNMS Framework, with the Composer Workflow Framework that helps providers automate their unique operations.

Calsoft Labs offers professional services to help network operators simplify multi-vendor network management, end-to-endservice provisioning and SLA monitoring for Carrier Ethernet services. In addition, Calsoft Labs offers high performance VNF frameworks,and NFVorchestration and systems integration services, to help network operators deliver new revenue generating services in an agile and cost effective manner.As a WebNMS partner, Calsoft Labs will offer professional services to help customers leverage WebNMS Symphony as the unified network management and service orchestration platform for advanced Ethernet services.

“Collaboration between WebNMS and Calsoft Labs gives service providers a clear path to orchestrating NFV in conjunction with their existing services” said Prabhu Ramachandran, Director of WebNMS. “With Calsoft integrating our Symphony platform with NFV solutions, network providers get unified, multi-vendor network management, flexible service orchestration and a broad choice of virtual appliances.”