Saudi Telecom (STC) has selected JDSU to provide an IPTV end-to-end service assurance solution.The solution consolidates all troubleshooting software and hardware elements.

The solution for STC is comprised of several products/services:

  • JDSU NetComplete Home Performance Management – enables multi-play service providers to extend their service assurance capabilities into the home, providing full Quality-of-Service (QoS) and Quality-of-Experience (QoE) reporting independent of access technologies used.
  • JDSU MVP-200 – monitors all programs simultaneously, without scanning, and allows engineers to perform detailed troubleshooting of a selected stream or program without any interruption to monitoring.
  • ??The Observer RPM 400 – eliminates manual, visual channel inspections. Observer RPM provides QoE analysis by automatically scanning all channels via post-set top box monitoring, logging and troubleshooting.

JDSU will also provide integration and customization of third party products as well as consulting, project management, product maintenance and training services.

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