MU DYNAMICS TESTING IPTV AND IMS-BASED SERVICE RELIABILITY, AVAILABILITY AT 11-DAY GMI 2008 EVENT
Testing at Verizon, BT, China Mobile, UNH IOL and DHS Leverages Mu’s Authored MSF Plans to Help Avoid Service Downtime, NGN Service Degradation and Improve Security
SUNNYVALE, CA – October 15, 2008 - Mu Dynamics, a pioneer in helping network operators and
their vendors eliminate downtime through proactive service assurance, today
announced hands-on testing, demonstrations at Global MSF Interoperability 2008
(GMI 2008). The October 20-31 GMI 2008 is
an industry-wide interoperability event focused on the reliability and security
of next-generation
IPTV and IMS services by leading
operators globally. As consumer demand for NGN services climbs, GMI 2008 link
major carrier, government, and academic labs on three continents to provide a
global worldwide, multi-vendor interoperability test environment for end-to-end
practical network deployment.
GMI 2008 features product implementations supporting the MSF Release 4 architecture. Interoperability of critical NGN elements will be tested in practical scenarios supporting IMS-based fixed/mobile convergence. Specific service capabilities such as Quality of Service (QoS), Location Management, IPTV and
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) will be included to validate key NGN
concepts.
"With the growing maturity of IPTV and VoIP services, the importance of assessing the gaps of underlying service level traffic
variations services such as Diameter and SIP are critical to the reliable
delivery of revenue-critical next generation services,” said Adam Stein, vice
president marketing at Mu Dynamics. "Mu's test case authoring and hands-on participation
as GMI helps ensure our numerous network operators in delivering a high quality
of service and helping the industry as a whole identify product weaknesses that
cause downtime."
About Mu Dynamics
Mu Dynamics proactively eliminates the high cost of service, application and network downtime. Mu's solution automates a systematic and
repeatable process that identifies hard-to-detect sources of potential downtime
within IP services, applications, and underlying networks. The award-winning Mu solution is deployed at
more than 100 locations, primarily at leading global service providers, cable
operators and network product vendors. Headquartered
in Sunnyvale, California, Mu is backed by leading venture
capital firms that include Accel Partners, Benchmark Capital, DAG Ventures and
Focus Ventures. http://www.mudynamics.com
About GMI 2008
GMI 2008 - the Global MSF Interoperability event – will link major carrier, government, and academic labs
on three continents in a major demonstration of multi-vendor interoperability
between a significant number of NGN elements supporting Implementation
Agreements developed in support of the MSF Release 4 Architecture and practical
deployment scenarios of interest to major carriers. GMI 2008 will be
held from October 20-31, 2008.
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