With the new service, operators and ISPs will be able to remotely monitor and control the elements that make up the infrastructure of their sites in real time.
Padtec, a leading manufacturer of optical transport systems, is announcing a new service on the market: the Smart Site. It is a cloud platform focused on the remote and real-time management of network environments (sites) of operators and internet providers (ISPs) distributed throughout the different regions of Brazil – and, soon, also in the world.
With an intuitive graphical interface, the Smart Site platform has features that centralize the service provider’s operation, allowing complete management of their sites, wherever they are – telemetry data are read by sensors and commands are sent remotely to installed actuators on each monitored site. An important differential of Padtec’s new service is the possibility of using systems (software) and equipment already installed in customers’ environments, without the need for new investments.
For a monthly fee, the operator or provider can remotely monitor and control security systems – with presence sensors, cameras and access control – and energy, temperature and humidity (internal and external) and also operate the air conditioning systems of their sites. All this in a single web environment, which also brings, among other features, the map service with the location of all monitored sites.
For Carlos Raimar, Padtec’s CEO, the management of sites in real time, in a simple and centralized way, is a trend that gives more efficiency to the services provided by network operators and ISPs. “With this service, Padtec starts to offer its customers a complete and effective tool to deal with the complexities inherent to the management of network environments, minimizing the risks of continuity of critical operations”, explains Raimar. “Remote management, through automation resources and functionalities that simplify the monitoring and control routine of distributed sites, often in very distant regions, brings efficiency and productivity gains”, he adds.