Monthly Archives: September 2010

Enhanced mobile communications services such as RCS make QoS a pre-requisite, not an afterthought

Apparently, 80% of customers believe QoS is a key issue when choosing a mobile service provider. Now, a few years ago, the only issues that concerned consumers were basically: Price; and Coverage. So signal strength and the cost were the … Continue reading

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Cisco Visual Networking Index

Cisco Visual Networking Index: Global Bandwidth Goes Stratospheric! Many readers will have seen the dramatic forecast made by Cisco regarding IP video traffic demand and consumption. If not, you can read it here. It’s well worth it, for it tells … Continue reading

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QoS Beyond the Core

“QoS” is sometimes thought of as something that happens inside a “Diffserv domain”; packets are “marked” by special routers at the edge of the domain and then prioritised accordingly by the high-speed routers in the network’s core. Network managers may … Continue reading

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QoS for Synchronous and Asynchronous Applications

Different applications have different, often conflicting QoS requirements. For example, most real-time or synchronous applications require low jitter and minimal end to end delay, but do not consume large amounts of bandwidth. Packet streams for a voice conversation need to … Continue reading

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Exhibiting at Broadband Traffic Management

GoS Networks Limited will be participating in the 2nd Broadband Traffic Management Congress: http://www.broadbandtrafficevent.com/, 16-18 November 2010. We will be exhibiting our GoS embeddable software for multi-service QoS enforcement and monitoring, and our GoS Framework QoS management and optimisation solution.

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