ETI Software is proud to be named a “FTTH Top 100 Company” 
again this year by industry magazine Broadband Communities. The annual award recognizes service providers, vendors and other organizations that advance the cause of fiber-based broadband.
“ETI has a long history of provisioning fiber technologies for telcos, municipalities and utilities across North America,” said President Jeff Fraleigh. “It’s our mission to help our customers simplify their networks to keep their costs down and their subscribers happy.”
ETI’s new Broadband Management Platform combines Microsoft Azure scalability, security and reliability with TM Forum standards and ETI’s expertise in device management and subscriber/service provisioning. Broadband providers of all sizes can now simplify the process of device and application integration, subscriber and service activation and consolidation of data to become more agile, reduce costs, improve customer experiences and roll out next-generation services faster.
To read the entire report, click here.
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