Technologies
Our consultants typically have degrees in EE,
physics, or computer science.k We understand--and
can keep up with--rapidly advancing technologies.
- Network security issues
- Backbone protocols: IP, MPLS, Frame
Relay, ATM
- Network access methods such as DSL, cable
modem, wireless.
- Routing and control protocols for voice and
data: RTP, SS7, SIP, H.323, Megaco
- Voice/video/facsimile over IP networks (cross training for
voice and data)
- Transmission on copper and fiber: SDH,
SONET, PON, EoF, MEF
- Network design 'best practices'
- Network resiliency/availability methods
- Legacy analog and digital telephony,
transmission, and switching: PSTN, ISDN,
CENTREX, PBX
- Q.sig, ISDN, AIN, CAS, CCS signaling
- Network access devices, LANs, Wi-Fi, and
network CPE
- Backbone nodes for aggregation, service
provisioning, transport
- Legacy protocols such as SNA, X.25, Bisync,
ALC, X.42, SCADA
- Network management
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Business Functions
While exercising the highest level of technical
skill, we also bring a rich set of business tools to
projects. Together, our consultants have decades
of experience (and MBAs) in:
- Product management
- Product definition (feature set)
- Product positioning
- Strategic and Tactical planning
- Marketing and Public Relations
- Return on investment analysis
- Documentation to support Federal procurement
processes
- Integration of emerging technologies with
legacy products
- Technology review for executives
- New product introductions
- Sales training on new products
- Corporate development
- Due diligence and evaluation of potential
acquisitions
- Expert witness, research, technical opinions,
testimony
- Addressing audiences from engineering to
management
- Participation in educational and promotional
efforts for the industry through Forums and
conferences
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