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Wavetrix,
the innovator of the Traversix Virtual Connectivity Network, specializes in developing and
deploying electronic products and services. Founded in 2001, Wavetrix is a privately-held company located in North
Texas' Telecom Corridor committed to
building and delivering products that are customer-focused. The Traversix
Virtual Connectivity Network was derived from a synthesis of product requests from
several Wavetrix clients. Each of these clients was seeking a "No
Touch" solution for remotely accessing equipment at third-party locations. The applications
varied greatly from delivering new software, to updating content, to
making configuration/database changes, to repairing and maintaining
equipment. The common threads in these applications were: to remotely connect to the equipment
even if it is behind a firewall (without changing the firewall), to
centrally control and administer access to the equipment, and to perform
all functions securely. In addition, the system needed to work with an existing
application without modifying the application.
It
became obvious that a general-purpose solution was needed and that it
would have broad applicability across a large number of applications and
industries.
Competitive Difference
Wavetrix's first product line, the Traversix Serial Virtual
Connectivity Network is
designed to address the needs of customers with
serial-enabled equipment that is located at third-party sites. The existing
alternatives - serial servers and remote software management services -
are only partial solutions that are "high touch." Remote
access to serial servers
requires firewall reconfiguration. Furthermore standalone serial
servers store all user account information locally. Both of these create
significant administrative challenges for tens of devices let alone
hundreds or thousands of devices. Remote software management services are
designed primarily for monitoring applications; they are not designed to
support real-time communication between users and their equipment.
Consequently, they are a poor choice for remotely configuring and maintaining equipment. In addition, the detailed
protocol knowledge needed to implement these systems makes deploying them
a time-consuming, expensive process. The Traversix Virtual
Connectivity Network,
as
a "No Touch" system, requires no protocol knowledge, is
firewall transparent, and centralizes administration through a simple,
web-browser interface. |