Nexus Telecom

Nexus Telecom is a privately held Swiss company providing telecom management systems, based on COTS (components off-the-shelf) to TMF standards, for network monitoring, service assurance and customer experience information.[1] Part of the Noser Group, a Swiss technology holding company, Nexus Telecom is not subject to market fluctuations.[2] Founded in 1994, Nexus Telecom has 15+ years in the business of Mobile Monitoring.[2] With over 120 employees, headquarters in Switzerland and regional offices in Canada, Germany, Malaysia, Pakistan, South Africa and the UAE, Nexus Telecom’s customer base includes many large network operators across the globe.[1]

Nexus Telecom sells off-the-shelf products and services designed to monitor, test and measure how a subscriber experiences the service provided by an operator.[1] Nexus Telecom has its roots in Service & Network Performance Management and Roaming Monitoring, and also has business extending into the Service Assurance Domain belonging to the OSS industry. Nexus Telecom’s analytical software is designed to help telecommunication service degradations and network malfunctions to be detected in real-time or offline.[2]

The full Nexus Telecom portfolio includes:

Nexus8610 - Traffic Simulation System

Nexus8630 - 3G Access Protocol Analyzer

NexusMETER - QoS & Resources Performance Management System

NexusMEDIATION - Collection & Mediation System

NexusNETVIEW - Signaling Surveillance System

NexusNETVIEW - Mobile Broadband

NexusTRACE - All Software Protocol Analyzer

NexusVERIFIER - Roaming Test System[3]

With solutions deployed in over 100 countries, Nexus Telecom’s installed customer base includes many of the world's well-known telecom operators, like Deutsche Telekom AG, Telenor Group, Axiata Group, Zain Group, Orascom Group, and others.[2] Nexus Telecom solutions are designed for small and large service providers, including the world's largest GSM/UMTS network operated by T-Mobile.[2] Nexus Telecom also has development partnerships with network equipment manufacturers such as Nokia Siemens Networks, Nortel and Alcatel Lucent.[1]

References

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  2. 1 2 3 4 5 <"Nexus Telecom". "Noser Group". Naef Marketing Kommunikation. Retrieved 28 November 2011.
  3. ↑ Gysbertse, Wouter. "Products". "Nexus Telecom". Retrieved 28 November 2011.

"Microsoft Dynamics Praxisfall : Nexus Telecom AG / Dienstleister", BPX Best Practice Xperts, http://www.bpx.ch/IT-Fallstudien/10_CRM_KMU/crm_kmu_microsoft_crm_system.htm, Retrieved 2 December 2011

"Nexus Telecom", Noser Group, url=http://www.noser-group.ch/english/e_sites/e_s_nexus.html, publisher = Naef Marketing Kommunikation, Retrieved 28 November 2011

"Products", Nexus Telecom, url=http://nexustelecom.com/products/index.php, Wouter Gysbertse, Retrieved 28 November 2011

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