Products and Solutions
Today, businesses expect more than just connectivity from Communication Service Providers. NetCracker offers OSS solutions that accelerate provider's business transformation.
Also Integrated Network Management System unifies and manages NEC transport nodes (optical, radio, and IP) in operator's networks.
NEC provides various solutions of wireless access networks.
For example, LTE, Femtocell, Mobile Backhaul and WiMAX.
These solutions guide telecom operators to a realization of an efficient operation.
NEC's MSAN is a multi-technology broadband solution to the challenge of providing voices, videos and data services over fixed networks.
NEC's end-to-end FTTx solutions are based on GEPON technologies.
Two OLT models and several ONU models are available for this system, which is a triple-play ready for IPTV and VoIP.
As a leader in optical network field, NEC supports business innovation in every layer through a full suite of network transport products.
These solutions range from a backbone DWDM system and a metro WDM system to a multi-service platform and a packet transport system.
Our total solutions comprise everything from consultation, networks and system-creation services to operation, maintenance and management.
Integrating fixed and mobile telephony over ultra-reliable, ultra-wide IP networks, NGN offers services and applications that will transform the way we live and conduct businesses. Leadership in the NGN domain demands innovation, integration and diverse technologies. NEC has it all. If you're ready to move on to the NEXT, start with NEC.
As your partner, NEC wants to help carriers build their own Cloud, a carrier-centric platform featuring services, solutions and people who allow you to acquire new value chains and revenue. Each cloud is different, so we are expanding our ability to work with you locally to help design the right business case, service portfolio and operational capability.
Connecting all devices, including household appliances, automobiles, vending machines, industrial machinery, and other equipments, to networks are becoming increasingly simple. The evolution of mobile network environments such as cellular phone networks and wireless LANs as well as the miniaturizing in size, high performance, and low cost of components for connecting to networks have facilitated this process.
