PacketFront Software and Optisis enter partnership

PacketFront Software, which develops and sells network orchestration solutions, has signed a partnership agreement with Optisis d.o.o., a system integrator specializing in development and marketing of optical access systems for telecom operators and service providers. Optisis was founded in 2006 with the headquarters in Maribor, Slovenia. The partnership means that Optisis will strengthen its portfolio of OSS and BSS systems.

Optisis is a company with a unique approach of building fibre-optic networks, with knowledge and experience which is united in a flexible team. Optisis offers complete telecommunications solutions to service providers, such as cable operators, ISP’s, mobile operators and public companies. The offering from Optisis also consists of comprehensive services ranging from consulting, planning, project management, equipment distribution, maintenance and complete engineering of telecommunication systems.

Optisis has customers in Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Austria and Italy.

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