Tilgin, a leading provider of solutions for multiplay and next-generation broadband access, today unveiled tGem \u2013 a massive leap forward in the handling of devices in the home. <\/p>\n
The release includes vast improvements to the handling of a large population of devices, allowing tGem to offer the granularity to manage one device as easily as one million; the release also includes enhancements to Home Network mapping. This feature is an important step towards the paradigm shift to full subscriber handling, directly within an ACS context.<\/p>\n
The enhanced Home Network map provides great value by simplifying the daily operations of helpdesk personnel. Within one view, the home network is graphically laid out with wireless and fixed clients as well as all relevant service details. The Home Network map gives a help desk agent an instant view of the subscribers\u2019 home and this can shorten handling time and increase customer satisfaction. <\/p>\n
The Home Network map can include several TR-069 compliant devices and their dependency; therefore it provides value from the most simple to the most advanced ones. This feature is central as tGem moves towards the subscriber centric paradigm. In this new approach, tGem enables operators to focus on their subscribers, seamlessly using data throughout their OSS\/BSS ecosystem, from CRM to ACS systems. <\/p>\n
\u201cAs we now introduce subscriber entities in tGem, our solutions will include new and innovative features such as tracking a subscriber\u2019s full history of devices, giving added value to multi-device homes, preserving subscriber\u2019s own configurations across device generation changes, and many others,\u201d says Eric Hjelmestam Vice President Solution Management & Marketing at Tilgin.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis is a major step forward in remote management,\u201d he added. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"