A live sports broadcasting enterprise with multiple sites and a distributed network was getting its time references via internet time servers, including regional NIST and NTP pool servers … and it wasn’t working out. Their applications were very sensitive to time sync delays, and their time traffic was passing though insecure firewalls. They needed to do better. Orolia suggested an enterprise hierarchical timing topology instead, utilizing multiple layers: a time reference layer, a time distribution layer, and a client hand-off layer.
A Hierarchical Timing Topology Gets a Sporting Chance to Improve This Distributed Network
October 5, 2020
Providing Secure Time Reference to a Leading Pharmaceutical Organization - Vifor Pharma
September 9, 2020
Vifor Pharma, a global pharmaceutical company based in Switzerland and specialized in iron deficiency treatments, contacted Orolia to provide them with a solution to make their Time Source more reliable and secure.
Synchronizing Military Operations with BroadSim
July 17, 2020
An American space company that specialized in the design, manufacture and launch of small- and medium-class space and rocket systems for military customers needed to synchronize multiple simulators at once.
Testing Confirms Resilient Timing Success: Underground and Indoors with SecureSync® and STL
June 19, 2020
Accurate and resilient timing is essential for critical applications. It is the fundamental requirement to synchronize operations. But what do you do when your GPS receiver is in a basement and underground, with marginal availability of GNSS signals?
This was a challenge for GMV, a global technology corporation that produces WANTime time service for the city of Madrid, Spain. They decided to test Orolia’s DISA-approved SecureSync® network timing and synchronization platform together with Satelles’ STL Satellite Time and Location Service to determine whether this combination of resources could serve as a backup when GNSS signals were unavailable.
Military Aviation Missions Rely on SecureSync: Ultra-Precise Timing & Synchronization for Large Network Infrastructure
May 19, 2020
A military aviation customer needed an ultra-precise, real time network timing and synchronization solution to maintain
accurate system synchronization on a global basis. For use in deployable communications systems, this network solution
would be used to support mission critical air, land and sea operations on a continuous basis, anywhere in the world.
