Breadth with Real Depth
Telcos have always relied on technology but have often take a conservative approach, valuing somewhat inefficient stability from antiquated systems over innovative improvements. This conservatism has tied telco networks to proprietary solution silos from their equipment and IT vendors.
WebNMS, a division of Zoho Corporation, is a private company and we intend to stay private. Unlike our competitors, who periodically wake up and discover gaping product holes they have to fill urgently with acquisitions, we craft software with patience and passion. We view our company as an integrated whole that is committed to deliver real depth along with breadth in our offerings.
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Service Provider Deployments -
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Years of Expertise
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2015Leading service providers select WebNMS for unified service orchestration
The platform was selected for its unified architecture and independent support of multi-vendor switches and routers that improve by Vocus Communications, Metrofibre Networx among others.
November 2015 -
WebNMS IoT introduces Location & Vehicle management capabilities
The industry's first open IoT platform allows enterprises to increase productivity of fixed and mobile, high-value assets while reducing OPEX. Location tracking, geo-fencing, asset routing, on-board diagnostics and more.
August 2015 -
2014WebNMS Orchestration Platform for end-to-end service management
WebNMS takes the claim to be industry’s first orchestration platform that combined workflow automation with unified network management and service assurance for Carrier Ethernet, MPLS, SDN and NFV networks.
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2013SDN service management and support for Hadoop
Equipped with interoperability to plug-in new vendor, protocol adapters that mapped underlying device data models and functions to higher level northbound APIs. Hadoop support at the database layer for large-scale deployments.
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2012Launches Internet of Things platform and set of enterprise applications
Forays into machine-to-machine and internet of things space with launch of ATM Site Manager, Cell Tower Manager, Power grid monitoring and more.
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2011Launches KPI Dashboard and Reporting Engine for 4G/LTE
With increasing voice, video and data traffic and streaming media, network operators needed service assurance data to make sense of it in real-time. The customizable, widget-based WebNMS KPI dashboard provided extraordinary network visibility to engineers and administrators.
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2009Releases version 5 of unified network management platform
Distributed architecture of WebNMS framework along with built-in Eclipse plug-in maximized productivity in delivering scalable solutions. Additional features included, Support for JDK 1.6, Tomcat 5.5, Windows Vista, Linux ES 5.0 and My SQL 5, self monitoring capabilities, integrated map view and more.
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2006Top service providers leverage WebNMS for centralized management of networks
WebNMS serves as a unified platform to manage heterogeneous, multi-vendor, multi-layer network infrastructure to communication service providers including Chunghwa Telecom, Salira Networks, Airvana etc.
February 2006 -
2004Powers optical transport and wireless management for leading vendors
WebNMS platform adopted by industry leaders as carrier-grade solution, massively scalable for provisioning and management of infrastructure and applications in optical, wireless access and other domains.
August 2004 -
Modular solutions for easier integration and flexibility
Plug-and-play capability with modular mediation, fault, configuration, performance, security and provisioning solutions based on open-standards that enabled easier integration with existing systems and faster ROI.
February 2004 -
2003Heavy Reading rates WebNMS as top private OSS EMS specialist
The study by Heavy Reading as part of its Fall 2003 OSS market perception, was an survey of service providers and enterprises worldwide which analysed their perceptions of 160 vendors in 12 OSS product categories.
November 2003 -
2002Out-of-box provisioning and multi-protocol support
While most of the competition was struggling to manage provisioning of Enterprise services WebNMS made advances with multi-technology, multi-vendor service provisioning based on XML templates. Industry-standard TMF 513 EMS and support for CORBA interface to OSS systems.
May 2002 -
Establishes operations in Japan, Europe
Besides being a major player in Asia and the Pacific Rim, WebNMS strengthened its commitment to work closely with customers in Europe and Japan. Some notable customers since then includes Alcatel, Ericsson, Marconi, Nokia and Siemens.
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2001Customer acquisitions and strategic partnerships
Quick-to-deploy and cost-effective management solutions that led to competitive differentiation in the telco environment. As breadth and depth of product portfolio and customers grew, WebNMS multiplied its partner channels for worldwide market reach.
August 2001 -
2000Announces WebNMS MSP Edition
Superior technology implementation of WebNMS empowers users to develop management applications that are cross platform and massively scalable. Specifically designed and architected from the ground up to address unique management needs of the Service Providers.
May 2000 -
WebNMS gains popularity from leading OEMs, CSP, ISVs.
WebNMS gains popularity and acceptance for network management solutions by leading OEMs, ISVs and service providers because of its open, standards and web-based 3-tier architecture and Java-based technology. Releases WebNMS SNMP API 3.0.
March 2000 -
1996WebNMS, founding product of the organization.
AdventNet Inc, then Zoho Corporation, was born. WebNMS, the founding product of the organization, shipped OEM solutions such as protocol adapters, software agent, test and simulation toolkits.
June, 1996


Fierce Innovation Award - Telecom Edition

Express IT Awards by Financial Times

eINDIA Awards by Government of Maharashtra

CIO Review Company of the Month & Top 50 IoT Companies of the Year 2015


M2M Evolution Battle of the Platforms

Express IT Awards


Aegis Graham Bell Innovation Award
