NetHarmonix is an engineered system that uses a few fundamental technologies to enable multiple capabilities. Its core is a Soft Chassis which houses network models, service models, and engines that in turn drive functionality.

Cope with Constant Change

Programmable Agents -- soft-microprocessors that turn network noise into useful information -- populate the chassis' models to provide a live view of the network and its changing state. NetHarmonix agents also configure devices and manage connections.

With these fundamental elements, NetHarmonix can deliver point solutions or a complete OSS infrastructure.

Maximize Assets

A network is more than the sum of its physical elements. It is a series of complex relationships. NetHarmonix's meta-model provides the organizing principle for optimizing network assets and relationships. By visualizing any network's physical, logical and topological characteristics, the meta-model helps maximize the output of network assets.

Create Services and Automate Delivery

NetHarmonix's Asset-Resource-Capability-Service-Product (ARC-SP) model maps network assets to their service capabilities. By abstracting capabilities, marketing groups create service packages based on real network resources without being concerned about delivery mechanisms.

NetHarmonix can quantify the cost of any service and reveal optimal ways to deploy services over existing infrastructure.

Support the Complete Service Lifecycle

An OSS should manage each stage of a service's life equally well. Few OSS's can. NetHarmonix's efficiency in form enables efficiency in function. It supports a service's complete lifecycle -- optimizes the network, automates delivery, manages QoS and handles network events -- from the same base technology.