Enterprise IP Videconferencing
Videoconferencing can help enterprise organizations conduct business effectively while minimizing the inconvenience and expense of travel. However, videoconferencing systems can increase resource demands considerably on existing data networks, and may disrupt existing applications unless proper care is taken to ensure that sufficient bandwidth and other resources are available. Proper planning pre-deployment, combined with careful monitoring after the new service is introduced, will ensure a seamless transition and consistent high quality in all videoconferencing sessions.
Telchemy offers comprehensive solutions for monitoring, testing, and troubleshooting videoconferencing services in enterprise networks, both before and after service is deployed. Our VQmon®-based software solutions continuously monitor and report on the user-perceived perceptual quality of every videoconferencing session, providing Video/Audio MOS and a detailed set of diagnostic metrics to help quickly pinpoint the root cause of problems affecting video quality.
SQlive is a compact drop-in software solution for IP video and Voice over IP performance monitoring. SQlive can be installed or embedded in a range of end system devices and CPE— including IP videoconferencing equipment and IPTV set-top boxes—to obtain continuous real-time feedback on customer QoE, proactively detect problems, and perform advanced remote troubleshooting of video service quality.
SQprobe is a high-performance, non-intrusive software probe that monitors and reports on the quality of IP videoconferencing and VoIP streams in real time, in both service provider and mid-to-large scale Enterprise network environments.
DVQattest is an active testing and troubleshooting solution for IP video and VoIP that supports pre-deployment testing and advanced problem diagnosis in enterprise networks. DVQattest software test agents can be embedded or installed in videoconferencing equipment, PC desktops, routers, gateways, and other devices to perform on-demand testing and troubleshooting, and for automatic monitoring of service levels (SLAs).