Nortel opens global network operations centre in India
This is Nortel's fifth network operations centre opened around the world. Nortel's other NOCs are located in North America, Europe, China and in Gurgaon.
By PTI |
NEW DELHI: Communication services provider Nortel on Tuesday said it has opened a Global Network Operations Center (GNOC) in Bangalore to help manage and support communications networks for enterprise and carrier customers across Asia, Europe and the America.
This is Nortel's fifth network operations centre opened around the world. Nortel's other NOCs are located in North America, Europe, China and in Gurgaon.
The Bangalore GNOC would provide round-the-clock network surveillance and performance monitoring for voice and data networks, the company said in a statement.
The Gurgaon NOC and the Global NOC in Bangalore are fully integrated with each other and act as a back up to each other, it added.
Nortel Asia Pacific Vice President (Managed Service Delivery) Suresh Kumar said the GNOC pro actively monitors customer networks to identify network problems before they can impact business functions or productivity, and seeks to resolve issues either remotely from the GNOC or by dispatching technicians to the customer's site.
The GNOC in Bangalore is already servicing more than 50 customers across the world including numerous Fortune 500 companies.
This is Nortel's fifth network operations centre opened around the world. Nortel's other NOCs are located in North America, Europe, China and in Gurgaon.
The Bangalore GNOC would provide round-the-clock network surveillance and performance monitoring for voice and data networks, the company said in a statement.
The Gurgaon NOC and the Global NOC in Bangalore are fully integrated with each other and act as a back up to each other, it added.
Nortel Asia Pacific Vice President (Managed Service Delivery) Suresh Kumar said the GNOC pro actively monitors customer networks to identify network problems before they can impact business functions or productivity, and seeks to resolve issues either remotely from the GNOC or by dispatching technicians to the customer's site.
The GNOC in Bangalore is already servicing more than 50 customers across the world including numerous Fortune 500 companies.
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