Gigamon announced a partnership with Vistapointe to provide mobile carriers with pervasive visibility and traffic intelligence to enhance network intelligence and insight.
The combination of Big Data Traffic Intelligence from Gigamon and Vistapointe’s network intelligence will provide mobile network operators with unprecedented visibility and insight into the operations and transactions occurring on their network.
“There are significant changes occurring within carrier networks as a result of various forms of virtualization and Big Data,” said Andy Huckridge, Director of Service Provider Solutions at Gigamon. “The associated business impacts are also changing the way these operators deliver services and generate revenue. The Gigamon Visibility Fabric and a new class of tool vendor, like Vistapointe, are addressing the needs of these mobile service providers. We look forward to working with Vistapointe to truly deliver greater value to our carrier customers.”
Vistapointe is part of Gigamon’s Visibility Fabric Ecosystem Partner Program, which includes companies and organizations that are committed to solving customer problems with best-of-breed visibility solutions for network security, troubleshooting, application analysis, forensics review and SOX compliance. Gigamon and Vistapointe will be working together to solve the Big Data issues of networks today and the future of network monitoring in highly virtualized service provider environments.
Ravi Medikonda, CEO, Vistapointe said: “ Mobile providers are looking for ways to deal with the explosion in the amount and variety of traffic flowing through their networks. They need to enhance subscriber experience, while reducing churn and revenue erosion. The combined Vistapointe and Gigamon solution can support this new Big Data business model, while working towards delivering enhanced value in increasingly virtualized environments.”
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