A leading developer of telecommunications network analysis management software (NAMS), Carrier Management Systems, Inc., launched its newest software product NAMS Firefly CS, a complete solution that provides combined AMA, EMI, SS7 and SIP network visibility at a price all companies can afford. This new invention will be showcased at the Metaswitch Forum 2011 Expo.

In a press release, Paul Bilberry, president, CMSI, said, “CMSI’s goal in developing the NAMS Firefly product was to provide superior network and switch-based applications for real time call record searching, revenue assurance, traffic engineering and fraud detection on an affordable platform.”

NAMS Firefly SIP call detail visibility tool is the latest feature of CMSI. It will collect all SIP messages for visibility and reporting purposes which will give a user friendly environment for searching the SIP call records. It is displayed in an intuitive format that facilitates the user into the minutia of a displayed call for research or trouble shooting purposes.

Ken Cavanaugh, director of business development for Metaswitch, said, “We are very pleased to have CMSI exhibiting at the Metaswitch Forum 2011. Our customers value the opportunity to connect with innovative solution partners, like CMSI, in the relaxed environment of our flagship event.”

Carrier Management Systems, Inc. was recently in news when it released its network analysis management software Firefly CS, a solution that provides combined AMA, EMI, SS7 and SIP network visibility. CMSI's latest feature is the NAMS Firefly SIP call detail visibility tool. The SIP collector will collect all SIP messages in real time for visibility and reporting purposes. This will provide a user friendly environment for searching SIP call records. The SIP call detail is displayed in an intuitive format that allows the user to drill down into the minutia of a displayed call for research or trouble shooting purposes.

Sujata Garud is a TMCnet freelancer with three years of writing/editing experience and two years of market research experience. As an editor she has covered the IT, electronics, banking, pharma, construction, mining and healthcare industries. To see more of her articles, please visit her columnist page.

Edited by Rich Steeves