TeleSciences EventDynamics Edge Server is designed for real time collection and processing of complete Call Detail Records and intermediate events from fixed, mobile, and IMS network elements.

TeleSciences EventDynamics Edge Server is compliant with today's fixed and mobile standards, GR-1343-CORE, and the 3GPP GPRS Charging specification 32015-380, as well as tomorrow's with Charging Gateway Function for IMS networks.

TeleSciences EventDynamics Edge Server correlates information from application servers and network elements to resolve billing issues ahead of the OSS/BSS.

The EventDynamics Edge Server provides a common AMA transmitter across all types of vendor equipment, and two-way file transfer to and from the network element reduces operating costs and improves the abilty to support the aging TDM network.

TeleSciences EventDynamics Edge Server provides extensive audit and revenue assurance information in an XML format for easy importation into other systems including the TeleSciences EventDynamics Core Server.

Designed to run on Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) NEBS certified hardware, the TeleSciences EventDynamics Edge Server is available on SUN Sparc and x86 platforms and is supported on the Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture, or AdvancedTCA (a series of industry standard specifications for the next generation of carrier grade communications equipment).

• Event stream processing
  Pattern Matching
  Stateful engine
  Events from many source types (40 years of experience)
  Declarative event composition and non-events
  Multiple options for managing stored data
  Application Programmers Interface
  Management of rule sets with user specified policies
  Interfaces to external reference data sources & messaging systems
  Publish/Subscribe and SOA
  

• 64-bit addressing
  10k+ events/sec
  Low latency
  Multi-threaded for multi-CPU (Multi-core) hardware
  High Speed, Real-time Processing with State Management
  Event-Decision Architecture for Complex Event Processing
  

• High availability
  Supports clusters & blade configurations via application & data partitioning
  Distributed computing

• Auditing and tracking (data and rules)
  Metrics and Key Performance Indicators
  Alerts
  Dashboards

• BAF, ASN.1, XML, CSV, ASCII, EBCDIC
  BX.25, Diameter, FTP, FTAM, GTP', IPsec, RADIUS, sFTP, X.25
  SCSI target, SCSI-1, 2, 3, Ultra-2, 3, Ultra-320, 640
  ODBC, JDBC
  Many proprietary protocols including AFT, MTP, XFER
  Java Message Service (JMS)
  BPM events
• Commercial-off-the-shelf hardware
  Sparc and x86
  AdvancedTCA