Operations
In September 2000, Marconi announced the formation of global Technology Centers. The ‘Centers’ were charged with speeding delivery of best-in-breed solutions to Marconi's clients and with enabling quicker time-to-market development of new solutions across all Marconi business platforms.
The three Enterprise Technology Centers were based in San Jose, California; Vienna Virginia; and Israel. The San Jose Technology Center, which had been responsible for management of Marconi's Gigabit Ethernet solutions, broadened its research focus to include development of application-oriented platforms, connection-oriented uplinks between connection and connectionless networks, deep-packet inspection solutions and predictable quality of service. The center in Israel concentrated its research and development on AI-based network behavior and the Virginia center focused on AI-based network management.
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