M247 to utilize BENOCS solutions for network visibility and business optimization

Berlin, Germany – October 6, 2022 – Leading connectivity and cloud services company M247 has chosen BENOCS to visualize and monitor its network. With BENOCS Analytics, M247 enjoys full visibility of end-to-end traffic flows and its backbone topology, as well as intuitive capacity planning capabilities and AI-supported anomaly detection.

M247 is the first hosting provider in the BENOCS portfolio, which presents a special opportunity for both companies. M247 will benefit from the deep insights into its network that BENOCS provides, winning a competitive advantage. At the same time, BENOCS can cement its services in a further segment of the telecommunications industry, thus strengthening its position as one of Europe’s leading network analytics companies.

M247 Global Network Solutions Architect, Alin Stefanescu: “Thanks to BENOCS we can now see deep into every facet of our network. This helps us to ensure a high quality of service for our customers while simultaneously improving our operations, reducing costs and minimizing churn.”

BENOCS CEO Stephan Schroeder: “We are thrilled to welcome M247 as our valued customer and first hosting provider to implement BENOCS in its network. We look forward to working closely with them to help them optimize their network traffic, getting the best out of their business.”

About M247

M247 is a leading provider of advanced cloud, connectivity and hosting infrastructure in Europe, Asia, United States of America and Australia. Our comprehensive business solution portfolios, extensive global footprint and industry experts accelerate digital transformation journeys and simplify IT complexity. M247 end to end solutions are designed & delivered with business outcomes as the focus and fully managed by our dedicated support and managed service organisation.

About BENOCS

BENOCS GmbH – a spin-off of Deutsche Telekom – is a small company with big plans to revolutionize the way network traffic is managed. Their intelligent and fully automated solutions fit networks of any size and provide ISPs as well as CDNsCDNs are networks of servers and caches used to bring content closer to the end-users in the internet, by that reducing latency, jitter and QOE-volatility... ... strategic ways of coping with growing network traffic. With BENOCS Analytics, network operators, transit and wholesale carriers, hosting and CDNsCDNs are networks of servers and caches used to bring content closer to the end-users in the internet, by that reducing latency, jitter and QOE-volatility... ... gain end-to-end visibility of their entire traffic flows. For more information: www.benocs.com

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Anomaly detection done right

Network visibility is our specialty: We can show you things about your internet traffic that you never knew. By utilizing various internet protocols such as IGPAn Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP) is a dynamic route update protocol used between routers that run on TCP/IP hosts within a single autonomous system. The... ..., BGPBorder Gateway Protocol (BGP) refers to a gateway protocol that enables the internet to exchange routing information between autonomous systems (AS). As networks interact with... ..., SNMP, NetFlow and DNS, BENOCS FlowFlow is the movement of data traffic between two points in a network. Flow can also refer to a type of network protocol that is... ... Analytics already helps you and your company – among other things – improve peering negotiations, prospect new customers, improve capacity planning and, of course, improve customer service.

You’ll forgive me the 1980’s infomercial reference, but here it comes:

But wait, there’s more!

Recently we teamed up with AI champs Anodot to give our customers even more insights into their network traffic.

You might be familiar with the following scenario: You sign up for notifications to alert you of important incidents affecting your network. You set manual thresholds, outside of which the alarm bells start ringing: Here! Something important needs your immediate attention!

So, you quickly check the situation. False alarm.

Soon after, the next alert lands in your inbox: This time it’s worked. Thank goodness for alerts!

Then another alert comes in. And another. More false alarms.

Suddenly you are inundated with alerts, only a small proportion of which are useful. As a result, you generally don’t even bother much with them, deleting them with little more than a brief scan.

Problem solved

Anodot uses artificial intelligence and machine learning to learn normal traffic patterns, detect and correlate anomalies, and create real-time alerts based on deviations from normal network traffic. This approach eliminates the problem of alert “noise”, that is, being spammed by alerts that shouldn’t be alerts in the first place.

Thanks to the integration of Anodot’s autonomous monitoring into BENOCS, one click in your email alert will send you straight to the relevant event in FlowFlow is the movement of data traffic between two points in a network. Flow can also refer to a type of network protocol that is... ... Analytics, where you can study the issue in your network and remediate failures before they impact revenues.

Download the white paper to dive deeper into the combined Anodot and BENOCS anomaly detection solution and get in touch with us if you’d like to know more.