Written by Nokia
- Corteca delivers intelligent software running simultaneously in the cloud and in the home, allowing operators to enhance customer experiences, generate new revenues and reduce operational costs.
- New Nokia software introduces a marketplace with revenue-generating applications, along with an ecosystem of 3rd party software developers.
- Nokia is the first to bring a solution to the market based on open-source software and industry standards, and designed for multi-vendor environments.
Orlando, Florida – Nokia announced the launch of Corteca, a new end-to-end home connectivity software for broadband devices that will enable service providers to significantly enhance customer experiences, generate new revenues and reduce operational costs.
Service providers are bringing multi-gigabit speeds to the home, but more than 40% of households are reporting issues with in-home connectivity. Operators remain challenged by today’s in-home Wi-Fi solutions, plagued by complex installation processes, limited interoperability, inconsistent coverage and dead zones that lead to frustrated subscribers. Nokia’s Corteca addresses these challenges, providing a combination of advanced Wi-Fi performance and devices in the home along with effective customer support tools and proactive monitoring in the cloud. In recent customer trials, Nokia’s Corteca solution increased peak hour Wi-Fi throughput by 70 percent and reduced average handling time of helpdesk calls by 50 percent.
