Juniper Announces Solutions For Mobile Operators
New products, services and partnerships address demands of mobile internet.
Juniper Networks has announced a portfolio of products, solutions and partnerships that deliver open, scalable and secure solutions for mobile operators seeking profitable growth from the accelerating smartphone revolution. Juniper's new network solutions for the mobile Internet integrate the scale and simplicity of IP with the pervasive connectivity of mobility allowing mobile operators to monetise smartphone growth and lay a solid foundation for higher bandwidth, rich media applications.
"By 2020, there will be billions of smartphones and tens of billions of machine-to-machine devices on the market which will accelerate the move to IP-based mobile architectures and new business models. To capitalise on these dynamics, Juniper offers mobile operators a differentiated pathway to profitability," said Manoj Leelanivas, Executive Vice President and General Manager, Junos Application Software, Juniper Networks. "Juniper is providing solutions that immediately lower cost, orchestrate data and video delivery to maximise precious RAN resources, and offer a service innovation platform to unleash new services that operators can monetise."
The new network for mobility combines the strengths of IP and mobile technologies together in a single portfolio. As the mobile landscape expands from traditional voice and SMS to multimedia applications, mobile operators require graceful migration to LTE, without forklift upgrades, while building intelligent IP service orchestration. Juniper's unique portfolio of solutions unifies the legacy and new technologies with breakthrough performance, scale and open APIs for mobile operators to rapidly introduce new services.

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