Veego Software announced the general availability of Veego 2.0.
This latest version endows Internet Service Providers (ISPs) with breakthrough capabilities for understanding and embellishing the Quality of Experience of every internet session in the Connected Home.
Applying the router-resident, lightweight Veego Agent, ISPs can measure with precision the efficiency of every internet session as it progresses.
Providing ISPs with complete visibility into the Connected Home including connected devices and the services they consume, context-aware Veego 2.0 continuously monitors and scores every user’s Quality of Experience (QoE) from each session. It uniquely takes into consideration the factors that are crucial to each type of service and their effects on Customer Experience (CX).
“Veego 2.0 constitutes a leap forward for ISPs, going way beyond the ‘one size fits all’ approach currently considered the state of the art. Now, ISPs can obtain a continuous score of every internet user’s experience based what influences that user’s enjoyment based on the type of service he is consuming,” explained Assaf Katan, Veego COO. “For example, lag is critical to gamers but less so to video conferencers. Low resolution on a phone call isn’t as bad as low resolution on a 65” TV.”
When the QoE score of any session falls to an unacceptable level, Veego 2.0 automatically identifies the problem, analyzes its root-cause end-to-end anywhere along the service-delivery chain within and beyond the home and either resolves it automatically before the user suffers or immediately passes the analysis to the ISP Customer Care Center for support. CSRs know right away if the problem belongs to the ISP or is caused by an external factor such as a device or cloud-service problem.
Another capability unique to Veego 2.0 is Proactive Care—the ability to recognize subscriber frustration as it happens. ISPs are able to proactively engage the customer over multiple channels (smart app, chat, SMS, phone calls, etc.), preempting dissatisfaction and churn. Subscribers feel taken care of and protected by their caring ISP who is vigilantly watching over their internet connection.
Veego 2.0 also generates vast demographic, device, service, usage, performance, event, Customer Experience, and other data for valuable analysis across the subscriber base, enabling ISPs to understand usage profiles and trends, identify homes that are “in good shape” and those that are "suffering," segment target audiences, and much more.
Veego 2.0 is commercially available to ISPs who are invited to contact Veego to try out or upgrade to the new version.
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