“Rooted in Swedish engineering, our approach reflects a tradition of precision, quality, and practicality. It shows in how we design our network orchestration and automation solutions and how we support operators in a calm, structured, and reliable way.”
BECS
At the centre of this is BECS>>, our flagship vendor neutral orchestration and automation platform. It is designed to coordinate systems, devices, and services through one unified control layer, giving operators a clear and consistent way to manage complex network environments.
“What makes BECS unique is its ability to translate vendor specific commands into a single operational language. This enables automation, configuration, and firmware management across multi-vendor networks without added complexity. Using an intent-based approach, it reduces manual work, lowers risk, and supports scalable, reliable service delivery,” says Timo Kuusela, VP Sales at PacketFront Software.
With more than two decades of experience, PacketFront support operators, MSPs, AltNets, and network owners in managing everything from city networks to nationwide deployments, without locking them into restrictive ecosystems. This keeps networks structured, secure, and ready to evolve.
“At the heart of it, this is about trust,” Kuusela, continues. “Operators need solutions they can rely on over time. When your network is orchestrated in a structured way, you gain control, reduce complexity, and create space to focus on growth and customer experience.”
BECS Focus
This is where BECS Focus comes in. As a streamlined edition of our flagship platform BECS, it enables operators to deliver efficient and reliable network management to the businesses they support. It allows operators to offer management of enterprise LAN networks without requiring their customers to invest in costly specialist resources or tools, while maintaining full control of the supervision and operation of their networks.
The result is simplified operations, stronger customer relationships, and growth on both sides.
Kuusela concludes: “With BECS Focus, operators can take a more active role in supporting their business customers. It’s about making network management simpler and more efficient, while creating value and opportunities for both sides.”
BECS Focus will be released 7 September 2026 and will be showcased at Connected Britain 9-10 September.
Adapted from an article originally published by Comms Dealer.
