Austrian provider eyes improved network performance and subscriber experiences
Kabel-TV Lampert GmbH & CoKG will deploy OpenVault’s automated OV PMA and OV PNM products to optimize network performance and subscriber experiences for its broadband internet subscribers in Western Austria. OpenVault’s first customer in Austria, Kabel-TV Lampert GmbH & CoKG continues the company’s expansion within the European market.
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“As the leading single source for PMA and PNM capabilities, OpenVault will ensure that our subscribers continue to receive the broadband experiences that meet or exceed their expectations,” Sven Lovisi, CTO of Kabel-TV Lampert.
“High-quality service delivery is an absolutely essential part of our commitment to our subscribers,” said Sven Lovisi, CTO of Kabel-TV Lampert. “As the leading single source for PMA and PNM capabilities, OpenVault will ensure that our subscribers continue to receive the broadband experiences that meet or exceed their expectations.”
“Kabel TV Lampert GmbH & CoKG has a rich history of making sure that its subscribers have access to the latest and best technologies,” said Henk Boers, VP Sales Europe for OpenVault. “We look forward to helping them take the lead in using our OV PMA and OV PNM products to drive network quality up and operational costs down.”
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PMA was developed by CableLabs to leverage the programmable PHY layer to increase the usable capacity in DOCSIS 3.1 networks. The goal of PMA is to optimize the amount of data that can be transferred on an OFDM(A) channel in a given amount of time based on real-world impaired plant conditions.
OpenVault became the unchallenged leader in broadband prescriptive optimization when it acquired Nimble This, a leading provider of PNM solutions. OpenVault previously had developed PMA technology that optimizes modulation profiles used by DOCSIS 3.1 cable modems on OFDM(A) channels resulting in overall network capacity increases of up to 40 percent, as well as higher resilience of DOCSIS 3.1 modems.
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