M*Ware™ Mediation - Technical Differentiators 

M*Ware™ provides a highly scalable, and feature-rich Mediation solution that can be used to rapidly build Mediation solutions for a variety of applications. 

M*Ware provides the ideal balance between customer specific code and product components. M*Ware applications are based on a flexible combination of productized, off-the-shelf components, and a minimum percentage of new components (code, rules, scripts) to configure the precise solution that the customer requires.

Competitor’s network mediation applications are often unique, customer-specific and case-specific solutions. The resulting bi-directional translation code would need to be completely rewritten, when systems change. Off-the-shelf components inside the mediation are minimal or non-existing. Nor is there a real architecture that ensures components can be managed, changed, duplicated or distributed. Re-use or expansion into more interfaces is not even considered. 

In many respects, this approach helps the mediation provider to completely avoid customer influence, and to ignore the customer’s in-house skills. For the customer, this approach creates unnecessary and undesired dependencies. 

M*Ware Dynamic Mediation is fully based on the advanced M*Ware architecture. Our customers get the M*Ware platform with all required components as a licensed, off-the-shelf offering, that builds the M*Ware ubiquitous network data layer, and performs all the complex, protocol specific and telecom specific tasks. 

To create dynamic mediation applications on top of the standard M*Ware Platform, they are one or more syntactical rules/script or code-based mediators that can easily be programmed, changed and maintained by a trained engineer. 

The result is a very flexible, re-usable, scalable and highest quality mediation application, and at the same time, open network data infrastructures that can form the basis of a streamlined, real convergent OSS stack. 

System management functions of M*Ware make it easy to add adapters, duplicate components, or change the distribution in a way that does not cause system down time. Meta data driven adapters enable users to add new networks and network elements easily, 
The rules and script mediators also enable dynamic operations, since rules can simply be added and activated.

The whole M*Ware dynamic mediation system can be monitored and managed by a higher level management system, if so desired.

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