Incognito pulled off a triple threat at this year's Broadband Technology Report Diamond Technology Reviews, with three different products named Honorees, and one receiving the highest score awarded this year—4.5 Diamonds.
It's a distinction to be recognized by this independent judging panel made up of executives from operators including Buckeye, Comcast, Charter, Cox, Mediacom, Rogers, Spectrum, and Suddenlink, as well as prominent industry consultants.
With each entry evaluated on uniqueness, innovation, ease of use, efficiency, reliability, and contribution to profitability, we're delighted that the following products scored so well.
A Tier 1 American cable provider with a multi-million nationwide subscriber broadband base, had the following requirements when expanding their GPON footprint of fiber-based services:
Deployed and operational in just three months, MAP's centralized robust and scalable platform enabled the operator to enjoy the following benefits:
This implementation processes over 8 billion IPDR usage messages per day from across the network representing a combined total of 10 million cable and fiber devices. This critical data is normalized by the Incognito solution and ingested by the service provider's billing, OSS, and data analytics engines, thereby ensuring accurate usage data for billing purposes and provide near real-time reporting on service quality.
Key operational stakeholders have access to near real-time business data to support capacity planning, quality of experience analysis, and additional use cases such as increasing ARPU via upsells, or identifying and acting on subscribers at risk of churn.
Incognito's overall aim with MAP is to allow operators to act on their data, quickly and easily moving beyond broadband network monitoring to monetizing their fiber investments.
With the smart home as a service market expected to grow $109 billion by 2025*, operators need a new infrastructure and ecosystem approach to capitalize on their massively owned infrastructure and large install subscriber base.
* Source: Transparency Market Research
Our standards-based USP controller, aligned with Broadband Forum TR-369 specifications, deploys virtualized services onto provider-managed equipment such as residential gateways and set-top-boxes. Benefits of the USP controller include:
Service providers are armed with the infrastructure to deploy next-generation fixed broadband consumer offerings and rapidly introduce high-ARPU services to further monetize the connected home with advantages including:
Since the DOCSIS access network was first introduced, global cable providers operating DOCSIS networks have been dealing with theft of service. MAC address spoofing, file replay attacks, and "perfect cloning" of cable modems have led to the following business impacts:
Our DOCSIS provisioning solution includes detection and mitigation of perfect CM (cable modem) cloning as well as other common theft of service methods through the following steps:
By adopting the Incognito solution cable MSOs can enjoy the following business benefits:
At Incognito, our teams are always seeking ways to help global service providers accelerate and innovate their broadband services with cutting-edge solutions, and it's great to be recognized for this work.
We'd love to hear about your needs and let you know how we can help–for more information about our award-winning products and solutions, please contact us.