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Juniper
Networks, Polycom to improve experience of visual communication networks
ConvergenceAsia staff
26/01/2010
Information technology
and computer networking products multinational company Juniper Networks and
Polycom, the global leader in telepresence, video, and voice solutions, have
announced a strategic alliance focused on improving the reliability,
cost-effectiveness and quality of the customer experience for telepresence
and video conferencing services.
Scheduled for release in mid 2010, the partnership will deliver an
intelligent service provider solution that enables assured-quality managed
video services over a converged network. As the industry’s first
“conferencing-aware” network solution, it will help drive costs out of the
delivery of high-value telepresence and comprehensive video conferencing
managed services by allowing service providers to maximise the capabilities
of their existing network.
In addition to the benefits for service providers, enterprise customers will
also have more control over how services are delivered, while increasing the
business value of those services by enabling telepresence and video
conferencing traffic to run over the same networking equipment as other
applications with assured quality.
Leveraging Junos Space, an open platform for ecosystem partners, said Matt
Kolon, vice president service provider, Juniper Networks Asia Pacific,
Juniper and Polycom are jointly developing a unique solution that will
enable carriers to maximise the value of their existing networks to deliver
scalable, high quality video services. “This will allow carriers to move
away from siloed networks toward more intelligent and efficient converged
networks that are more sustainable and profitable in the long-term.”
Said Bob Hagerty, CEO, Polycom, “Teaming with Juniper, our goal is to help
improve the quality and efficiency of visual communications on the network,
so customers have deployment options and can confidently incorporate the
technology into their core business processes and as a key component of
their unified communications initiatives.”
The Juniper Networks, Polycom service provider solution is planned for
availability in mid-year 2010.
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