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VideoWeb's Total Cost
of Ownership Advantage |
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A Reliable
Family of Solutions |
VideoWeb was
designed from the bottom up to deliver reliability in
the field while affording operators the most flexibility
in deployment. VideoWeb operational platforms can
be physically deployed in centralized, decentralized and
hybrid approaches. Operations staff and controls
can be more centralized or decentralized than the
physical approach. Similarly, information
workflows supporting billing, maintenance, security can
be more or less centralized than either the physical or
operational models. |
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Widest,
Single-System Scaling Experience |
VideoWeb uses
carrier-grade, commercially available off-the-shelf
systems for its runtime environment. The same
software image can scale (circa 2007 deliveries) from a
single 100Mbps output channel to a multi-platform
serviceplex comprised of hundreds of 20Gbps delivery
channels. Smaller platforms can be dispersed to
campuses while the more dense hardware capacity is
centralized within the network. The largest
single-system hardware configuration can deliver in
excess of 200Gbps of MPEG-2 SPTS over optical guides to
cable infrastructure elements such as Motorola's SEM
v12. |
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Open Network,
Multi-Service Architecture |
At its core, VideoWeb's
Serviceplex technology is a network services framework.
It is extensible, both to add new features to predefined
services (e.g., xVOD, gaming on demand) and to add new
services. The Serviceplex is layered to encourage
carriers to develop as much in-house, buy-in or
contract/outsource as they might desire. |
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Attractive
Cost & Performance Curves |
Customers get the full
benefit of using commercial technology by not having to
support custom hardware vendors. Commercial
systems suppliers can spread the cost of innovation and
manufacturing over markets and geographies much larger
than just the communications sector. VideoWeb
takes advantage of this faster innovation cycle, the
more granular increments of capacity in commercial
product lines, and the availability of skilled
programmers. This combination minimizes costs.
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World-class
Service Organization |
Public Fortune 500
companies should not be hostage to sub-scale suppliers
when one of that vendor's boxes breaks. Holiday
service calls, parts sparing, and disaster recovery all
need the resources of billion dollar corporations to
serve MSOs and telcos well. OneVideo supports the
direct engagement of these service providers to ensure
customers get most responsive service experience no
matter how rural or urban the setting. |
