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Managing Multiorbit network with Starlink Network Management System of INTEGRASYS

15/04/2024
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Managing Multiorbit network with Starlink Network Management System of INTEGRASYS
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LEONMS is the new product that INTEGRASYS has developed to keep up with the ever-changing space sector that has been rapidly advancing since the arrival of Elon Musk’s new Internet company, Starlink. This company has become a standard in the industry and one of the major parties in space, since 2019 when they started launching satellites into space, in only 5 years they have managed to own 10 times more satellites than the entire GEO satellite industry together.

This is where INTEGRASYS comes into play with LEO NMS, a software tool that allows users to manage Starlink dishes as a network and not be required to manage 1 antenna at a time. With this new product integrated with Starlink, the user can manage and control multiple antennas at the same time for a seamless operation, reporting, and customer-facing portal of all their dishes, empowering distributors, and integrators to manage their customer networks more efficiently; service level agreements and quality of service, as well as the contracts and leases management with the award-winning technology FlexCap.

LEO NMS includes but is not limited to Starlink (Multiorbit, Multiprovider) with centralized redundant cloud infrastructure to accommodate the automation and Al portal to ease and operate a well-managed network providing uptime/downtime, speeds, QoS, and SLA (Service Level Agreement) latency metrics per dish or terminal, in real-time, and perpetual storage.

Some major benefits:

Our product FlexCap was recently granted an MSUA innovation award at the Satellite Show 2024 event, as Software Defined Network Innovation of the Year. Making this the third year in a row that INTEGRASYS has been awarded an MSUA prize in Washington DC’s biggest space event of the year dedicated to communication.

FlexCap is a groundbreaking advancement in the realm of satellite technology, specifically designed to cater to the intricate needs of Very High Throughput Satellites (VHTS), High Throughput Satellites (HTS), and satellites across diverse orbits, including GEO, MEO, and LEO. This sophisticated solution is developed for Satellite Operators, Service Providers, and Government Agencies, offering a comprehensive approach to satellite capacity management.

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