Avvasi in the news

With video streaming on the rise, how can telecom operators monetize it? This was the theme of a video interview with Mate Prgin, president and CEO of Avvasi, which has just launched a video service gateway named Q-SRV to help service providers measure, improve and monetize the video experience on mobile devices.

Avvasi Inc., which bills itself as the world’s only vendor of QoE driven video management and monetization solutions, today launched the Avvasi Q-SRV Video Service Gateway that allows mobile network operators to “put their subscribers’ video Quality of Experience at the heart of the traffic management process” by allowing them to actively manage and improve subscriber video experience. Q-SRV has been designed for LTE and broadband networks; it reportedly enables operators to detect poor video experience in their network, per subscriber, device, location, and service; and to improve the user experience in real time while simultaneously increasing virtual network capacity. Additionally, Q-SRV helps rationalize and create SLAs for video quality, the partners say.

Avvasi has introduced a new system network operators can use to actively adjust the quality of video – per subscriber and per device.

While the system could be used by any broadband provider, Avvasi’s new product (like its previous products) are aimed at LTE network operators.

Avvasi has introduced a new system network operators can use to actively adjust the quality of video – per subscriber and per device.

While the system could be used by any broadband provider, Avvasi’s new product (like its previous products) are aimed at LTE network operators

Avvasi Inc., the world’s only vendor of QoE driven video management and monetization solutions, today announced the launch of Avvasi Q-SRV Video Service Gateway. This announcement signals the creation of a new market category, in which mobile network operators put their subscriber’s video Quality of Experience at the heart of the traffic management process. As video now represents more than half of mobile network traffic, operators need to manage it as a separate service. Avvasi’s Q-SRV builds on the success of its Q-VUE product, currently used by Tier 1 operators to measure video experience, by allowing them to actively manage and improve subscriber video experience for the first time.

Waterloo-based Avvasi Inc., vendor of QoE driven video management and monetization solutions, has announced the launch of Avvasi Q-SRVTM Video Service Gateway. This announcement signals the creation of a new market category, in which mobile network operators put their subscriber’s video Quality of Experience at the heart of the traffic management process. As video now represents more than half of mobile network traffic, operators need to manage it as a separate service. Avvasi’s Q-SRV builds on the success of its Q-VUE product, currently used by Tier 1 operators to measure video experience, by allowing them to actively manage and improve subscriber video experience for the first time

Avvasi has launched the Q-SRVTM Video Service Gateway, a product that the company said signaled the creation of a new market category, in which mobile network operators put their subscriber’s video Quality of Experience at the heart of the traffic management process.

The company said that as video now represents more than half of mobile network traffic, operators need to manage it as a separate service. Avvasi’s said that the Q-SRV builds on the its Q-VUE product, currently used by Tier 1 operators to measure video experience, by allowing them to actively manage and improve subscriber video experience for the first time.

Avvasi, vendor of QoE driven video management and monetization services, has launched Avvasi Q-SRV Video Service Gateway. Avvasi’s Q-SRV builds on its Q-VUE product, currently used by operators to measure video experience. Q-SRV has been designed for LTE and broadband networks. It enables network operators to detect poor video experience in their network, per subscriber, device, location, and service and to improve the user experience in real-time while simultaneously increasing virtual network capacity. Additionally, Q-SRV helps rationalize and create SLAs for video quality.

Avvasi announced the “.. launch of Avvasi Q-SRV Video Service Gateway .. Q-SRV has been designed for LTE and broadband networks. It enables network operators to detect poor video experience in their network, per subscriber, device, location, and service and to improve the user experience in real-time while simultaneously increasing virtual network capacity. Additionally, Q-SRV helps rationalize and create SLAs for video quality, which is indispensable for video monetization”.

Waterloo, ON-based Avvasi Inc., vendor of QoE driven video management and monetization solutions, today announced the launch of Avvasi Q-SRV Video Service Gateway.

This announcement signals the creation of a new market category, in which mobile network operators put their subscriber’s video Quality of Experience at the heart of the traffic management process. As video now represents more than half of mobile network traffic, operators need to manage it as a separate service. Avvasi’s Q-SRV builds on the success of its Q-VUE product, currently used by Tier 1 operators to measure video experience, by allowing them to actively manage and improve subscriber video experience for the first time.

Avvasi has introduced a new system network operators can use to actively adjust the quality of video – per subscriber and per device.

While the system could be used by any broadband provider, Avvasi’s new product (like its previous products) are aimed at LTE network operators.

Video is a global phenomenon in mobile networks. In less than 3 years, it has exploded from a marginal use case to dominating over 50% of mobile traffic in 2012. Patrick Lopez, analyst and founder of Core Analysis, examines how operators can profit from the video explosion and how the right QoE solution can help them to do so.

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