Network Information Management

Streamline your operations with SunVizion

SunVizion is next generation Network Information Management system that allows you to capture, store and manage all key data about your network infrastructure, configuration, status and performance. SunVizion correlates and analyzes this data and then feeds your business processes including customer care, order fulfillment or fault management with necessary information. It also provides you with advanced Business Intelligence solutions supporting your decision processes.

SunVizion - a quick way to optimizing your processes

Unlike traditional Network Inventory solutions SunVizion is information and process centric. Rather then just "documenting" your network it focuses on aggregating information from other OSS/BSS systems and network elements and utilizing this information to improve your operations, investments, sales and many other aspects of your business. For instance, it can detect a network failure, analyze it impact on services and subscribers and initiate necessary customer care and field operations.

 A cost-efficient improvement of your OSS/BSS

SunVizion is optimized for medium-to-small network ranging with up to 2-3 million subscribers. It is state-of-the-art, cost efficient and customer-proven solution that can improve your OSS/BSS infrastructure. It comes with ready-to-deploy applications such as Network Inventory, Network Planning Network Configuration management and Workflow Management. It has already helped several Tier 2 and Tier 3 cable, broadband and mobile networks operators in CEE to improve their operations and processes

Functions and Features Efficient inventory of backhaul and access networks Visualization of logical and physical network structures Business process and workflow support capabilities Efficient fault detection and outage management SOA-compliant integration with OSS/BSS systems Advanced reporting and business intelligence tools Data modeling based on TMF SID and ITU standards Libraries of pre-modelled network elements