Pannaway Technologies, Inc.
215 Commerce Way
Portsmouth, NH, 03801

http://www.pannaway.com


Product Name: Broadband Access Manager (BAM)

Pannaway’s Broadband Access Manager (BAM) is a sophisticated but affordable broadband element management system (EMS) that enables rural Incumbent Local Exchange Carriers (ILEC) to simplify installation and reduce operational expenses (OPEX) associated with rolling out and maintaining broadband voice, video, and data equipment and services.

Key benefits include:

• Most comprehensive and easy-to-use broadband management system available
• Simplifies CPE management and provisioning – “1 touch - 1000 actions”
• Provides ILECs a single point of remote network control
• Reduces network downtime through task automation and remote network diagnostics
• Reduces OPEX -- fewer onsite service calls

Key features include:

• Automated line diagnostics and troubleshooting (SELT/DELT)
• Automated subscriber CPE and service provisioning
• Automated maintenance including software revision control via scheduled downloads
• Bulk firmware upgrades
• Remote network trouble shooting and diagnostics
• Dynamic ADSL2+ service activation

Through remote network troubleshooting and provisioning, BAM customers around the country are experiencing significant reductions in their number of onsite customer service calls and, ultimately, lower OPEX costs.

BAM is a fully integrated, turn-key broadband network management system delivered on a 1RU appliance for 24x7x365 operation and follows a client/server architecture allowing authorized network operators instant access from any browser-equipped computer.

BAM is a key component of Pannaway’s widely deployed Service Convergence Network (SCNTM) platform for copper and fiber broadband deployments that enables ILECs to deliver new, revenue generating broadband services.

BAM leverages a single Graphical Unit Interface (GUI) to manage all IP Ethernet-based network elements enabling telcos to simplify and automate tasks associated with broadband management.

BAM’s span of control ranges from central office (CO) and remote terminal (RT) DSLAMs to customer premise devices.