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Anite Finland announces strategic partnership with V3DMar 06, 2013 (Datamonitor via COMTEX) -- Anite Finland Ltd, a wireless network measurement solutions provider, has formed a strategic partnership with V3D, an independent QoS and QoE software editor for mobile networks. Anite Finland Ltd will offer the CEM (customer experience monitoring) solution of V3D for its customers worldwide under the Nemo CEM Solution brand. This complements the already extensive Nemo product portfolio for wireless network testing solutions. The Nemo CEM Solution will be powered by V3D's EQual ONE technology and the solution will consist of three products Nemo Qmon for collecting and calculating KPIs based on the subscriber location, network scenario, and session criteria, Nemo Qtest for manual service testing using predefined user-friendly test cases and Nemo Qview for post-processing and reporting with customizable report templates and dashboards. Heikki Koivuaho, Senior vice president Global Sales and Marketing of Anite Finland, says "We are very pleased to announce our collaboration with V3D. The need amongst our customers for a truly end-user focused approach is increasing. This is a new business segment for Anite Finland and we are certain that our customers will benefit from this partnership. With the Nemo CEM Solution operators can easily and discreetly collect QoE data directly from their customers while they are using their smartphones. "With the solution embedded on the customers' smartphones, operators can more confidently guarantee a high quality of service, hence improving the quality of end-user experience." Philippe Vial-Grelier, President of V3D, says "We are really pleased having such partnership with Anite Finland. It is a great opportunity for V3D to leverage its access to the market thanks to Anite's network and trust they have developed worldwide with mobile operators. This agreement is definitively in line with the V3D strategy, bringing customer-based tools to complement traditional QoS solutions to build the most complete global CEM systems." http://www.datamonitor.com Republication or redistribution, including by framing or similar means, is expressly prohibited without prior written consent. Datamonitor shall not be liable for errors or delays in the content, or for any actions taken in reliance thereon |