Networking/Security Applications & Services over wired and wireless networks
Neova specializes in "Convergence" related applications and services.
Convergence is a term broadly used to define the transformation of traditional applications and services onto the new infrastructure (IP).
Some examples of converged applications include VoIP (uniting Voice and Data networks) & IPTV (traditional TV over IP networks).
A converged network eliminates the need for duplicate hardware and special vendors bringing in open standards based solutions to market thereby reducing the overall cost of the solution
Unified Communication is another example of convergence where traditional voice mail services are being integrated with email, IM, Voice and other communication methods over IP networks increasing efficiency and providing easy access to information for organizations giving them a business advantage over their competitors.
New applications over a new infrastructure also brings in new threats. Imagine a VoIP call being tapped into or a TV feed being distrupted by some rogue entity. Security and development and deployment of these next generation applications and services go hand in hand.
The need to provide a safe and secure access to these applications and services is paramount in the minds of IT personnel of companies who are willing to roll out these new services for better manageability and providing a cost effective solution.
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The power of these converged applications is truly felt when they become seamlessly accessible over both Wired and wireless networks
The Neova team has extensive experience in building, deploying, managing and maintaining these converged solutions.Our expertise include:
VoIP application design and development - working with standards based protocols like SIP, MGCP, H.323.
Real-time embedded technologies (Rational Rose, RealTime & ObjecTime Developer)
Streaming audio (Real SDK & Windows Media)
Network Security based solutions including Firewalls, IDP, VPN devices.
Unified Communications solutions using SIP, TAPI.
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