Monthly Archives: October 2010

QoS and VoIP

Posted on 29 October 2010 by GoS

VoIP is often the first service people think of when QoS is mentioned, although most of the early deployments made do without QoS at all. For the enterprise, VoIP was either restricted to LANs with plentiful bandwidth so that contention … Continue reading →

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Net Neutrality and Service Differentiation

Posted on 25 October 2010 by GoS

We wrote about Net Neutrality in a previous post, but this is a big topic worthy of further discussion. Part of the heat in the debate comes from an identification of “equal treatment of all packets” with “equal opportunity for … Continue reading →

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Policy is more than a tool for policing access: it’s a revenue generator.

Posted on 22 October 2010 by GoS

Recent announcements have highlighted the increasing importance of policy as a tool for controlling access to network resources and for developing differentiated service offers. O2 is to offer different packages based on controlled access to streamed content – the more … Continue reading →

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End to End QoS is crucial to next generation mobile data services

Posted on 11 October 2010 by GoS

60% of operators believe end-to-end QoS is crucial to next generation mobile data services. Recent research from the Moriana Group suggests that more than 60% of operators regard end-to-end QoS and dynamic charging capabilities as crucial to next generation mobile … Continue reading →

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GoS Networks at Next Generation Mobile Devices Summit

Posted on 1 October 2010 by GoS

GoS Networks will be supporting key partner Intel at the forthcoming Next Generation Mobile Devices Summit in London, from October 7th – 8th 2010. Full details of the event can be found at the official website. Intel is a Bronze … Continue reading →

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