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Network Modelling System
For BT Wholesale, SDS provide support, maintenance and enhancements
for their state of the art NEtwork MOdelling System (NEMOS).
This system was architected and developed by the SDS team whilst
working for Anite Telecoms Ltd. The system is based on a distributed
client-server architecture for use on multi-processor based SUN
SPARC stations and desktop PCs. Using parallel processing techniques,
the system offers superior performance in modelling large scale
networks at the national level.
What is NEMOS MT?
NEMOS MT is a planning platform that automatically
captures data from the 'real' BT Voice (PSTN) network system. Simulates
and generates
network models which can be modified to allow "What-if" analysis
to be performed against the BT PSTN network. In addition, this
system has an ‘Optimization' feature which produces solutions
for congested and potential ‘hot spots' ensuring service
levels remain high.
This means that the impact of projected network
and traffic changes can be determined. This system allows planners
to manage the complete
BT network: a huge system with millions of traffic flows, over
1 million routes, more than 10000 trunks and more than 1000 switching
nodes.
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Monitoring
Our partner QoS Design, together with support from LAAS University,
based in Toulouse, France, have worked for several years on conceiving
new superior mathematical models (differential modelling) for large
telephone networks.
This has resulted in their ability to analytically
compute the network Grade of Service with accuracy and speed, which
would otherwise take substantially much longer if based on event
modelling. This quick turnaround of results for network behaviour
allows planners to efficiently monitor the network and project
forward on a timely basis ensuring service levels remain high and
saving costs.
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Reporting
NEMOS MT is based on an ORACLE foundation.
Business Objects reporting
is used to display results of model runs to the system users. A
rich set of reports are produced some of which are :
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Audit Reports for reviewing the network as it is today.
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Comparison
Reports (between two runs) to find out if improvements
made a difference.
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Traffic Trend reports to see the affect
of projected growth in traffic in say 6 months time.
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End to
end Routing reports to show how traffic flows through the network
and the alternative
paths it may follow.
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