December 2020: Cordell Winter News

Citizens Coop in Virginia Using the Cordell VQM for C15.

We are certainly more than happy to speak of our experiences with Cordell and their platforms! Specifically I will speak about the VQM for C15, but we really like their CiNAS network control center as well for our alarm monitoring—which is much more than just alarm monitoring.

Pictured l to r: Tera Hale, Central Office Technician, Matthew Cox, Switch Technician

Meet Pete Kelly!

Pete has been with Cordell for 16 Years as our Customer Service Manager. He is in charge of product support and customer service. Many of you know him immediately by his deep voice, and as Cordell's extremely helpful manager. 

Let's get to know him.

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CiNAS Network, ISD and Future Development

Rule-based / AI Code with Edge computing where Edge computing improves performance, strengthens security and reduces costs. 

Auto-discovery, Auto-notification, AI and/or Rule-based Software—a perfect candidate for ISD used as an Edge Computing device which utilizes fringe computers or systems to overcome the technological challenges associated with data heavy applications.

Check out the NTCA Webinar with Doug Kuntz and Seth Ritter 

TOPIC: After hours callouts and truck rolls are some of the most difficult and expensive challenges telecoms face in maintaining core networks. Topics included:

• SNMP Management—Adding Clarity to Alarms and Environmental Monitoring
• Monitoring Packet Loss in Video and Alarm Trending / Reporting
• Voice Traffic Reporting and Looking for Needles in Your Softswitch Haystack
• Ticketing—If There’s Not a Ticket, It Didn’t Happen!
• Hosted PBX / SIP Trunk Voice Quality Measurement

Seth Ritter Joins Cordell Team

Seth Ritter has deep roots in Rural Northwest Kansas and offers a unique perspective on the telecommunications industry having served in various capacities at Nex-Tech. As a CALEA compliance expert, he works with hundreds of broadband service providers throughout the United States. Seth holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration and as a small-town city council member, he understands the challenges rural America faces and its need for good broadband services.