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Multimedios Bolsters Customer Service Operations with C-COR

10:49 am   -   December 5th, 2007

C-COR Incorporated (NASDAQ:CCBL) is expanding its global footprint in Latin America with the region’s first combined deployment of workforce management and network monitoring with Mexican operator Multimedios Redes. The package combines C-COR’s Mobile Workforce Manager (MWM) and CableEdge to enable advanced OSS functionality so that technicians and installers in Monterrey, Mexico, can proactively address customer service needs and monitor network performance second-by-second via mobile devices. Multimedios Redes is one of the first operators in Latin America to deploy automated workforce technology and is now also the first in the region to leverage the benefits of the integrated solution. (more…)

ARRIS Group Acquires C-COR

3:38 pm   -   September 25th, 2007

ARRIS Group Inc. (Nasdaq: ARRS) and C-COR Incorporated (Nasdaq: CCBL) told OSS News Review today that they have entered into a definitive agreement whereby ARRIS will acquire C-COR for a purchase price of approximately $730 million in a mix of cash and ARRIS stock. With over 250 customers around the world, the companies collectively reported revenues of over $1.2 billion over the past twelve months and the merged company will be the largest pure-play provider of equipment and solutions to the cable industry. (more…)

C-COR Launches Cable TV Services for Major Asian Travel Hubs

7:50 am   -   March 27th, 2007

C-COR Incorporated (NASDAQ: CCBL), the cable industry’s leading supplier of 1GHz broadband access equipment, is providing the Hybrid Fiber Coax (HFC) networks of two major travel hubs in Asia. Singapore’s Changi Airport and Thailand’s new Bangkok Suvarnabhumi Airport are deploying C-COR’s 1GHz broadband amplifiers and optical transmission equipment to deliver an in-house suite of cable TV services. (more…)

Comcast Media Center and C-COR On Demand Solution to Cable Systems

12:50 am   -   January 31st, 2007

Comcast Media Center (CMC), a business unit of Comcast Cable, and C-COR Incorporated (NASDAQ: CCBL) has recently announced that the two companies are launching VOD In a Boxâ„¢, a pre-integrated on-demand solution designed to reduce the complexity, cost and time required to successfully deploy video on demand (VOD) in markets that serve 25,000 digital customers or fewer. System testing has been completed and the first customer trials will start in Q1 2007. (more…)

C-COR Launches Network PVR

10:51 pm   -   October 30th, 2006

C-COR Incorporated (NASDAQ: CCBL) and BendBroadband are taking a leading role in Network Personal Video Recording (nPVR) with the launch of the advanced On Demand service to Bend customers. The service, available today, utilizes C-COR’s patented real-time encoding and playback technology to offer broadcast programs on the On Demand platform with full PVR capability from the time the scheduled program begins. (more…)

Unity Media Extends C-COR Deployment in Germany

2:08 am   -   September 29th, 2006

C-COR Incorporated (NASDAQ: CCBL) today announced that Unity Media, parent company of cable network operators ish and iesy, is expanding the deployment of C-COR’s CableEdge® solution into the Hessen region of Germany. Unity Media operates the largest interconnected cable network in Europe with more than 5.1 million households. CableEdge is an intelligent network management and planning software that collects and analyzes network traffic and performance data from cable modems, cable modem termination systems, and other DOCSIS®-compliant devices (such as HDTV and set-top boxes) to derive benchmarks for network service quality and provide expert recommendations to improve service levels. (more…)

C-COR Transitions Service Management Assets to Sigma Systems

9:12 pm   -   August 9th, 2006

C-COR Incorporated (NASDAQ:CCBL)(www.c-cor.com) and Sigma Systems (www.sigma-systems.com) have announced that they have agreed to terms whereby C-COR will transition the product development and support for the C-COR Service Activation Manager (SAM) and Service Provisioning Manager (SPM) to Sigma Systems.

“This is about putting innovative OSS solutions on a fast track,” stated Robert Cruickshank, Vice President, OSS Market Strategy, C-COR. “For customers of our SAM and SPM, folding the technology and support of these products under Sigma Systems will provide them with broader flexibility and choice in service activation and provisioning functionality. For the cable industry, applying the combined experience and expertise of C-COR and Sigma to the OSS requirements of future converged network architectures will speed innovation and provide the shortest path to a fully integrated OSS solution for voice, video, and data over wireline or wireless networks.”

The transaction is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to be completed this quarter. Upon closing of the transaction, Sigma will obtain an exclusive interest from C-COR in the SAM and SPM products and assume all of the service provider licensing and software maintenance contracts for these products. C-COR will continue to wholly own its other OSS products, including Key Distribution Center (KDC), Policy Service Manager (PSM(TM)), Network Service Manager (NSM(TM)), Mobile Workforce Manager (MWM(TM)), and CableEdge(R). (more…)

Global Cable, Content, Telecom and Mobile Network Powerhouses Converge at Second Annual C-COR Global IP Summit

2:23 am   -   April 27th, 2006

Against a backdrop of more services and content moving over demand-oriented IP networks to multiple devices, the second-annual C-COR (Nasdaq:CCBL) Global IP Summit will take place at the Astir Palace Hotel in Athens, Greece, June 28-29, 2006. This year’s event will challenge North American and European operators of cable, telecom and mobile networks, as well as content providers and advertising executives, to explore and expand strategies that can improve the subscriber experience and generate profitable revenue for their organizations. (more…)




 


















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After Hours: Palm leads after-hours action following results

Palm Inc. shares were active in after-hours trading Thursday following its third-quarter earnings report in which the company exceeded its previously lowered forecast.


FCC shows off spectrum map

The FCC has launched a beta version of its proposed Spectrum Dashboard, showing who owns which airwaves and where in an easy-to-use format.

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Siemens to cut 4,200 jobs at IT business

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China Mobile growth prospects improve

China Mobile's forecast-beating results suggest its years of investment in data services is paying off, helping the world's largest mobile carrier report an unexpected rise in revenue per user.


Sprint preps WiMax smartphone for CTIA launch

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Sprint to support Google's Nexus One smartphone

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