Customers & Partners
Amartus innovates the connectivity industry with customers and partners who deliver a diverse range of solutions and technologies
Thanks to this diversified portfolio, we can provide you with up-to-the-minute skills and the cutting-edge technologies, and satisfy the most advanced requirements
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Industry Alliances
An industry association of 210+ member companies, MEF is enabling service providers to create a global ecosystem of networks that deliver on-demand services for the digital economy and hyper-connected world. These agile, assured, and orchestrated services are delivered over automated, virtualized, and interconnected networks powered by Lifecycle Service Orchestration (LSO), SDN, and NFV.
Amartus has been an active member and contributor to MEF since 2010.
We’re currently co-leading OpenCS Packet WAN and LSO Presto SDK projects, and are engaged in several LSO Hackathon projects.
Intel® Network Builders is an ecosystem of independent software vendors (ISVs), operating system vendors (OSVs), original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), telecom equipment manufacturers, system integrators, and communications service providers coming together to accelerate the adoption of network functions virtualization (NFV)- and software-defined networking (SDN)-based solutions in telecommunications networks and public, private enterprise, and hybrid clouds.
Amartus was one of the early members of the Intel®’s program, having joined the ecosystem as a Systems Integrator in 2013.
OpenDaylight (ODL) Project, hosted by the Linux Foundation, is an open source SDN project, created to promote software-defined networking (SDN) through a community-based open SDN controller. The project arose out of the SDN movement, with a clear focus on network programmability.
Amartus’ engineers enjoy the committers’ status in the User Network Interface (UNI) Manager project within OpenDaylight.
Unimgr provides data models and APIs that enable software applications and service orchestrators to configure and provision connectivity services; in particular, Carrier Ethernet services as defined by MEF, in physical and virtual network elements.