
EnterpriseWeb
EnterpriseWeb® is a NY-based software company that offers an integration and automation platform for Digital Business transformation. It helps organizations flexibly connect people, information, capabilities, network resources and physical devices/equipment in ‘smart’, event-driven processes.
"CloudNFV" is EnterpriseWeb’s award-winning solution for network and service management automation, based on the company’s Digital Business platform.
CloudNFV provides a unified orchestration, configuration and service management solution, which acts as a next generation OSS – lightweight, distributed and event-driven. It dynamically integrates and controls network services across vendors, domains, Clouds and management systems.
With CloudNFV customers can rapidly onboard all the elements of their use-cases (VNFs, VNFMs, NFVOs, VIMs, Host APIs, etc.) as re-usable software objects registered in a Catalog. The objects can be declaratively composed into “intent-based” (infrastructure-independent) Network Services that are self-scaling, self-healing and self-optimizing.
CloudNFV supports multi-vendor, multi-VNFM, multi-Cloud and multi-VIM scenarios for a wide-range of Operator use-cases (vIMS, vEPC, VoLTE, C-RAN, vCPE, SD-WAN, etc.). CloudNFV enables automated management of end-to-end SLAs in a multi-vendor, multi-domain scenario.
EnterpriseWeb is widely recognized as a pioneer in the NFV market. The company ran the first ETSI sanctioned NFV Proof-of-Concept, “CloudNFV” and subsequently collaborated with leading Operators and Vendors in six award-winning Catalyst projects in the TM Forum.
The Company won “Best NFV Interoperability” at Layer 123’s SDN & NFV World Congress at the Hague (October, 2017) and was recently awarded Light Reading’s Leading Lights “Best NFV Product Strategy” (May, 2018).
EnterpriseWeb is now leading an ambitious new Proof-of-Concept for ETSI Zero-touch Network and Service Management.
SERVICES
CloudNFV is a Cloud-native product, which deploys as five autonomous Microservices for independent scaling, high-availability, portability and resilience.
Each module represents a major functional area that aligns with general software product categories and typical IT roles.

Application Manager (AM): Streamlines onboarding of VNFs (and PNFs) and bundling with their artifacts and images, without requiring any vendor code modifications. It supports authoring adaptors for VNFMs and other software dependencies.
Service Manager (SM): Rapid declarative composition of “intent-based” (i.e. infrastructure independent) Network Services, which support hybrid/multi-cloud deployments. The module can perform service orchestration directly, or delegate orchestration to a federated 3rd-party component. It supports advance zero-touch lifecycle management capabilities. Service Manager exposes an API for communicating with Business Support Systems.
Resource Manager (RM): Author adaptors for Hosts Model and VIMs. Existing adaptors for Openstack, VMware ESXi, Kubernetes, Azure, AWS, GCP, etc.). The module can provide resource orchestration directly, or delegate orchestration to a federated 3rd-party services.
Task Manager (TM): Model event-driven dataflow processes to automate human, system, application, and resource tasks with a unified tool. It can provide workflow services directly or delegate actions to 3rd-party tools and runtimes (existing adaptors for Chef, Puppet, Ansible and Python).
Active and Integrated Catalog and Inventory (AICI): Catalog provides a registry of onboarded VNF Packages, which links to Active Inventory of deployed instances and their configurations. It exposes an API for higher-level Analytics, AI and ML and exposes an interface to synchronize other Catalog and Inventory systems for an aggregated view.
RESOURCES
Analysys-Mason white paper by Caroline Chappell “Flexible, extensible, adaptable: towards a universal template for VNF onboarding and lifecycle management”