[November 12, 2010] Telepak to Deploy NetCracker's TOMS Solution for Rollout of Converged Infrastructure Tweet Nov 12, 2010 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- NetCracker Technology announced that Telepak Networks has selected its Telecommunications & Operations Management Solution (TOMS) to accelerate the deployment of its network and service infrastructure. With more than 1,780 miles of fiber optic cable, Telepak Networks is a provider of broadband, telecom, and network services to business and residential customers in Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama, Louisiana, and Florida. Telepak Networks is in growth mode, upgrading and expanding its network and rolling out new services. One focus of Telepak's current initiative is adding new converged infrastructure while driving operational efficiency through optimization of existing assets. NetCracker's TOMS Solution will enable Telepak Networks to optimize resource planning and speed up network and service rollout. The TOMS Solution will cover Telepak Networks' entire infrastructure including outside plant, mobile backhaul, and FTTH. It will enable Telepak to track and reconcile its infrastructure assets, resulting in improved asset management including capacity management. "We are initiating the next stage of our growth, which involves rapid expansion of our infrastructure to deliver a range of services that customers have come to expect," said Gregg Logan, VP and General Manager of Telepak Networks. "In NetCracker we have a trusted provider and advisor, with experience and a proven delivery record, who will work with us during this phase of rapid growth and expansion." "We are encouraged to be a part of Telepak's business transformation initiative," said Andrew Feinberg, President and CEO of NetCracker. "Their bold decision to improve efficiencies while accelerating growth and development is a strong, future-oriented approach given today's highly competitive market." NetCracker Technology, a subsidiary of NEC Corporation, is a provider of Telecom Operations and Management Systems to Communications Service Providers worldwide. ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) [ Back To TMCnet.com's Homepage ]