Mar, 2003 : SaskTel Picks Incognito Broadband Solution

📅 March 31, 2003 - Provisioning, IP and DNS management solutions developer Incognito Software Inc. (incognito.com) announced that Saskatchewan, Canada-based communications company SaskTel has deployed the company's IP Commander Broadband Edition 4.1 software.

IP Commander, says Incognito, is a high-availability device provisioning solution for broadband service providers, designed to deliver redundant, scalable Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) services. SaskTel uses the DHCP solution to deliver high-speed Internet services to approximately 60,000 subscribers and its recently-launched Max Interactive Services digital TV package.
"SaskTel is well known for its technical leadership in delivering Internet and digital TV broadband services," said Patricia Steadman, CEO of Incognito Software. "This further validates IP Commander's superiority in providing a scalable solution that enables new service offerings in a very competitive marketplace. We value SaskTel as a partner and are honored to assist them in their industry-leading deployment of next generation broadband DSL services."

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