China Telecom selects Nokia Siemens Networks to boost its MegaEyes service for better work efficiency and life experience

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Nokia Siemens Networks to enable broadband and multimedia services for operators through its industry leading Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) capability.

China Telecom, the leading wireline provider of telecommunications services in China has selected Nokia Siemens Networks as the primary solutions provider for its video monitoring service, MegaEyes. This video monitoring solution is an operator host IP based offering capable of providing high end images for remote monitoring. Nokia Siemens Networks will support new broadband and multimedia services for China Telecom’s MegaEyes by leveraging its complete solution portfolio ranging from video monitoring platform to Consulting and Systems Integration, IMS, Network Security and Multi-media Service Delivery Platform.

China Telecom has identified MegaEyes as a strategic multimedia service that will drive new business opportunities and revenues for the company. Nokia Siemens Networks has been engaged to develop the next generation version of the product, migrating the existing solution into a mobile enabled offering.

Users will have access to the solution (camera) on a computer or handheld device that can log on to the Internet/Intranet. Consequently, it will provide corporate and individual users with an entirely new, objectively visual and range-extended auditory and vision management tool that can help improve work effectiveness and life experience. Enhancing the usage ratio of broadband to IP backbone, the solution which is operator hosted is slated to be low cost and easy to deploy.

Leng Rongquan, Vice President of China Telecom says: “Nokia Siemens Networks’ support for MegaEyes service development has been widely recognized by all parties of China Telecom. We see tremendous potential in MegaEyes which brings value to our customers and supports value added services development for China Telecom. Looking for a carrier grade solution partner, we chose Nokia Siemens Networks to support MegaEyes service and market development.”

Austen Lin, Head of China Telecom Customer Business Team at Nokia Siemens Networks Greater China Region, adds: “Leveraging our leading position in both mobile and fixed market, Nokia Siemens Networks has always been at the forefront of Fixed Mobile Convergence in helping operator customers explore new business opportunities. We are delighted about this MegaEyes partnership with China Telecom which is one of such examples. Here we successfully demonstrate our multimedia application leadership by introducing our consulting and systems integration capability, video monitoring platform, IMS as well as our industry leading network management systems.”

About China Telecom
China Telecommunications Corporation (China Telecom) is an extra-large state-owned telecom operator organized according to China's telecom industry reform scheme. As a principal telecom enterprise and the greatest basic telecom operator of China, China Telecom owns the global largest fixed-line telephone network that covers the cities and towns as well as the rural areas of China and penetrates to every corner of the world. Member units of China Telecom include 31 provincial (municipal and autonomous regional) enterprises which provide telecom services nationwide. http://en.chinatelecom.com.cn/corp/index.html

About Nokia Siemens Networks
Nokia Siemens Networks is a leading global enabler of communications services. The company provides a complete, well-balanced product portfolio of mobile and fixed network infrastructure solutions and addresses the growing demand for services with 20,000 service professionals worldwide. Nokia Siemens Networks is one of the largest telecommunications infrastructure companies with operations in 150 countries. The company is headquartered in Espoo, Finland. www.nokiasiemensnetworks.com

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