Ribbon

With the introduction of 5G, Mobile Network Operators have an opportunity to become Universal Service Providers, offering a complete range of telecom services. This requires a service-aware transport network that connects the 5G New Radio (NR) with agile mobile core functionality. The webinars explains the solutions required to deliver 5G connectivity dynamically, with the assured, deterministic behavior required to make 5G services a reality.

This whitepaper provides a brief introduction to microservices architectures, containers, and DevOps, and explains how cloud-native SBCs can help CSPs achieve cloud velocity, elasticity, and economies for real-time communications.

This brief explains how Ribbon's 5G-ready Analytics portfolio leverages advanced automation with ML and root cause analysis, to monitor, isolate, and resolve operational and QoE issues as you build out your networks and services.

This brief explains how service providers can avoid guesswork, minimize total cost of ownership, and optimize service quality and subscriber satisfaction.The predictive Ribbon Analytics application uses machine learning (ML) to analyze historical data, and anticipate future trends and requirements. Network planners, traffic engineering teams, and network operations organizations use Planner to intelligently identify traffic patterns, size networks, plan system capacity, diagnose problems, and strengthen security.

This brief explains how Ribbon's big data Analytics portfolio of Operations, Security and Monetization applications, you can grow your investment with numerous out of the box applications to speed up deployments and provide a significant return on investment.

Ribbon’s 5G native solution allows network operators to smoothly transform their transport networks into competitive revenue-generating platforms.

5G represents a huge growth opportunity for businesses that are able to provide Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) with the advanced transport solutions required for 5G mobile backhaul (MBH). This can be existing Mobile BackHaul (MBH) wholesalers evolving their current 3G and 4G MBH portfolio. It can also be alternative network operators, who seek to monetize the capacity and reach of their fiber infrastructure.