Incognito Insights

Events

This region is primed for expansion and ready to usher in an era of unprecedented new communications and entertainment services. While discussions about new apps and tools are certainly...

DOCSIS

What have I learnt about the Chinese broadband industry? To start with, cable is the ugly duckling in China. There are roughly 200 million cable users in China, of which less than 15% have...

General

At the end of the day, it’s about developing and forming a team that is able to come up with the next big idea. Peter Drucker said it the best: “Your greatest resource is your employees,”...

Best Practices DDI

1. Understand What You Already Have IPv6 is more than just a bigger and better version of IPv4. A successful IPv6 deployment will actually give you the chance to right some of the wrongs of...

Network Analytics

My colleague, Francisco, has written on this blog before about thebenefits of prepaid services, but how can you implement this on your network? To be successful, a prepaid platform should...

Events

But why should MSOs care about a “consumer” electronics show? The answer is simple –– cable and wireline operators serve consumers and therefore need to follow consumers’ behavioral trends,...

Device Management

The first factor to look for is scalability. A TR-069 system is really based on two components: the ACS and the CPE WAN Management Protocol (CWMP). The CWMP interacts with the devices while...

DOCSIS

Then comes the time it takes to build the configuration files. The more complex the file, the longer it will take us to build. Other variations can occur on the network itself and the CMTS....

General

2013 will also be the year where bandwidth monitoring tools will prove to be indispensable. These tools can leverage information provided by protocols like IPDR, SNMP, and sFLOW in order to...

General

At Incognito, we do what we can to be socially responsible. I’m writing this not to be boastful, but to hopefully encourage others to chip in, at any level they can, in any way they see...