In this webinar, our expert will outline the main differences between distributed and centralized access architectures. He will also go into several of the major challenges cable operators face when it comes to managing an evolved access ecosystem.

DataMiner SDMN not only orchestrates media workflows across any network and edge product, the platform also monitors services, transport (IP flow monitoring), synchronization (PTP) and infrastructures in a schedule-aware manner. Service assurance and compliance reporting will be explained in this webinar.

Today’s service providers, operating fixed, wireless and fixed wireless, are pushing network convergence as deeply as possible into the access network. The converged interconnect network (CIN) is a critical element, as it is key to protecting the visibility required for the different teams and supporting the multitude of access networks.

In this webinar, you’ll learn how DataMiner provides end-to-end reach and support for all fixed, wireless and fixed-wireless access technologies in place. DataMiner is not only mission-critical when it comes to the support of service levels as targeted, but also the only option to avoid cost and operational overhead associated with multiple integrations of this added CIN.

For a long time, satellite communication has been a manual operation. However, now a lot of opportunities lie in the automation of ground infrastructure as well as upcoming programmable satellites. In this webinar, you will find out how the AI-powered DataMiner platform turns opportunity into reality through automation and orchestration.

The migration to a media-over-IP landscape has media companies facing a number of challenges, such as broken workflows, slow switching speeds, exponential increase of SMPTE-2110 flows and much more. This webinar demonstrates how DataMiner tackles all of these challenges, using real-life examples.

Implementing new technologies in your media operations is easier said than done. Our expert illustrates with several use cases how DataMiner helps you overcome the challenges and ensures efficiency and flexibility at all times.

The ongoing convergence in access space has a distinct impact on teams focusing on cable and DOCSIS-based delivery. Various aspects, including service (re)deployment, network and service assurance, spectrum monitoring and capacity planning, are affected. DataMiner can help to meet these challenges.

Driven by the same trends and arguments that triggered network convergence, service providers now prefer to serve all their customers from the same unified headend. This webinar introduces the challenges and opportunities of a unified playout and explains how this translates into new deliverables for our DataMiner NMS/OSS and orchestration platform. 

Remote production, studio-to-studio interconnects, live and file content exchange, news gathering – these are just a few of the reasons why modern media networks need a unified orchestration layer. They need to support different workflows across fiber and satellite segments. DataMiner manages the service life cycle across edge and network domains, regardless of technology, transport layer (SDH, SMPTE 2022, SMPTE 2110), or switching and routing paradigms.

DataMiner helps ensure that the transformation of access infrastructure towards Distributed Access Architectures (DAA) takes place with optimal efficiency and minimal risk. Our expert explains why it is crucial to protect visibility on the end-to-end service delivery infrastructure, including the Converged Interconnect Network (CIN), why it is also a must to support correlation of QoS issues back to specific CIN components, and how DataMiner facilitates all this.