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Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Beka Publishing,

www.bekapublishing.com

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DAY 2

C

yan, a provider of software-defined

networking (SDN), network functions virtu-

alization (NFV) and packet-optical solutions

for network operators, announced a series

of recent deployments that highlight the company’s

momentum with rural and regional carriers throughout

the United States, as they upgrade and enhance their

networks to deliver new services.

Bloomingdale Communications, Broadband

Visions, Palmetto Rural Telephone Company and

Vision Net have deployed Cyan’s Z-Series packet-

optical hardware and the Blue Planet SDN software

to lower costs and deliver high-bandwidth optical and

Ethernet services more efficiently across Michigan,

Minnesota, Montana and South Carolina.

With access to Cyan’s solutions, these regional

service providers are able to transform their networks

and their business models to meet the needs of their

rural business and residential customers.

“Cyan understands the challenges facing regional

carriers and rural telephone companies who are

competing against larger incumbents to better serve

their customers,” said Jeff Parow, vice president of

Sales at Cyan. “Since our inception, we have focused on

helping these customers deliver compelling new service

offerings, and build networks that are both highly scal-

able and cost-efficient. Our ultimate goal has always

been to provide these customers with a network infra-

structure that allows them to successfully grow their

business and we’re proud to see the results.”

Recent regional operator deployments of Cyan

Z-Series packet-optical hardware and Blue Planet

software include:

Bloomingdale Communications

– Serving

southwest Michigan with a variety of network

solutions, Bloomingdale Communications lever-

ages Cyan’s packet-optical technology and the

multi-vendor SDN controller capabilities of Blue

Planet to simplify the company’s carrier Ethernet

services management. By providing end-to-end

visibility of Accedian and Overture Ethernet

network interface devices (NIDs), and auto-

mated A-to-Z provisioning, Blue Planet enables

Bloomingdale Communications to increase

service velocity and streamline operations of the

multivendor Ethernet network.

BroadBandVisions (BBV)

– A consortium group

based in Hutchinson, Minn., BBV provides video

services and transport to support member compa-

nies operating in Minnesota. BBV uses the

re-configurable optical add drop multiplexer

(ROADM) capabilities of Cyan’s Z-Series as the foun-

dation of the company’s statewide optical network.

The Z-Series provides an agile optical layer that

allows BBV to rapidly provision high-capacity, low-

latency wavelengths to increase bandwidth up to

100G for individual member companies.

• Palmetto Rural Telephone Cooperative (PRTC)

PRTC is a member-owned cooperative providing a

complete telecommunications solution to homes

and businesses throughout the Lowcountry of

South Carolina. PRTC is using the Z-Series packet

aggregation and transport modules, in combina-

tion with Blue Planet’s multivendor management

and SDN controller capabilities, to deliver carrier-

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