Huawei and AIRCOM International have announced a partnership to secure future OSS (Operation Support System) and interoperability of wireless network management products, ensuring that only minimal customization and testing will be required by network operators implementing a Huawei/AIRCOM solution.??

The technology partnership is focused on network performance and configuration management. AIRCOM network planning tools OPTIMA and DATASAFE will be integrated with Huawei’s wireless solutions via its iManager M2000 management system. iManager M2000 is the unified platform that provides centralized management to all wireless technologies of Huawei, including GSM, UMTS, CDMA, WiMAX, and LTE.

“Huawei’s robust investment in LTE research and development has accelerated the commercialization of LTE technology,” said Ricky Watts, CTO, AIRCOM International. “It is essential that AIRCOM technology integrates with Huawei solutions as seamlessly as possible, to guarantee a positive user experience for network operators.”

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