1. Traffic Analyst Complete Network Visibility

2. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 2 Capacity Calibration Definitive Requirements Usage Profiles Quickly Pinpoint Abnormalities Drill into Detail Optimization Redesign Technology Migration

3. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 3 Capacity Calibration Definitive Requirements Call Route Intelligence Current Configuration Captured via Network Discovery Optimization Redesign Trunk Group / Gateway A Trunk Group / Gateway B Trunk Group / Gateway C If busy Create New Routing Plans to Model Network Reconfigurations Technology Migration

4. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 4 Capacity Calibration What-If Modeling Dont Guess! Whether Migrating from TDM to IP or Converting to SIP Trunking or Addressing the Day-to-Day Dynamic Nature of Networks Optimization Redesign Converting TDM Load into VoIP Bandwidth & Channel Requirements Based on engineering models Compression model (CODEC) Call Volume or Average Call Length Variations Evaluate Service Levels Select % blocking Busy hour Determine the Impact of Call Routing Schemes: Overflow Redesign Technology Migration

5. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 5 Capacity Calibration What-If Modeling Dont Guess! Model the Parameters & View Blocked Calls by Channels & Bandwidth Optimization Redesign Technology Migration

6. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 6 Capacity Calibration Real-Time Monitoring In Real-Time see Network Utilization & Saturation Do Not get Surprised by Network Blockage by: Optimization Redesign Peak Utilization for: Extended date range Last 7 days Today Last interval Show: By trunks/channel capacity % of configured capacity Bandwidth Trunk Group Gateway Route Technology Migration

7. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 7 Capacity Calibration Look Ahead Alarms Optimization Redesign Trap Network Saturation Conditions Before They Happen Technology Migration

8. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 8 Traffic Analyst As a Platform Ease of Use Customizable User Experience Unlimited Reports & At Hoc Queries Dashboard Virtual Groups User-Definable Alarms Graphs & Tables with Drilldown On Demand & Scheduled Reports Export to Excel & PDF Across Multiple Switches & Manufacturer Platforms Quick & Easy Deployment – SaaS or Premise based Low Deployment & Operating Costs

9. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 9 Traffic Analyst Customizable User Experience Create Reports by: Switch, trunk group, route or gateway Organization hierarchy Location Customized groups Right click on a single switch, trunk group, route or gateway Right click on corporate hierarchy element such as specific Organization, Cost Center, Location, Department, Manager, Subscriber, etc. Create virtual groups for user-defined reporting (Shared or Personal) Right click at group or element level You Choose What You Want to Report On

10. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 10 Traffic Analyst Customizable User Experience Easy Enough for Any User to Define their Reports & Perform Ad Hoc Inquiries Unlimited User Access Choose the columns to include Create report templates Select report detail Filter by organization fields, cost, duration, call type and more Select one or more Clearing Cause Codes You Pick the Content, Detail & Format of Reports

11. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 11 Traffic Analyst Traffic Analyst Customizable User Experience: Group, Sort, Filter and More Click to sort Ctrl-Click for multiple sorts

12. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 12 Traffic Analyst Traffic Analyst Customizable Dashboard of Key Operational Analytics

13. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 13 Traffic Analyst Deployment Options Customer Premise Two License options Purchase – lowest long term TCO Subscription Lowest first year costs Single & multi-year contract terms Customer provided application server Hosted/SaaS Solution is up and running in hours Single & multi-year contract terms Little, if any, on-site hardware required Choose the Deployment Model that Fits Your Business Requirements & Budget 24 x 365 Visibility

14. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 14 Traffic Analyst Deployment Options Traffic Study Summary reports for trunk groups/PSTN gateways of: Performance Usage Capacity – required & spare Trunk circuits IP bandwidth 30 day access to Traffic Analyst for: Detailed investigation What-if modeling for growth & changes in call length Network Analysis - Traffic Study plus: Inventory of: Routing Plans Trunk Groups What-if Modeling includes Alternate Routing Plans Optimization Recommendations 5 Days to 13 Weeks Snapshot Visibility

15. © 2013 Impact Technologies Inc., All Rights ReservedSlide 15 Why Traffic Analyst Matters Full Life Cycle Network Capacity Calibration Unprecedented visibility into network usage and capacity requirements, including the unique ability to analyze call route performance and capacity requirements in both TDM and SIP networks. QoS, Dropped Call Analysis & Network Savings Metrics VoIP requires metrics going beyond just who called who and how much it costs! Visibility into call quality and monetizing savings from transporting calls over the internal network is a must! Call Tracing Trace calls as they transfer inside a switch and traverse through multiple switches to research threats and diagnosis call routing. New Reports Now No need to wait for a vendor to build a new report. Users create their own unlimited tabular and graphical reports via a single point-and-click screen. Customizable Dashboard of Reports Not just a list of reports to click on but instead the flexibility to see your specific key metrics in an individualized, colorful, real-time display. Flexible Deployment Models Match your security requirements and funding options. Traffic Analyst Delivers the Markets Most Comprehensive View of Voice Network Utilization & Performance Deep Call Forensics Deep Call Forensics

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