Witbe's Virtual NOC earns 4 diamonds in the 2025 Lightwave+BTR Innovation Reviews
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Recognizing excellence in video testing and monitoring
Witbe is proud to announce that its Virtual Network Operations Center (NOC) technology has been awarded a 4-diamond rating in the prestigious Lightwave and BTR Innovation Reviews 2025. This recognition underscores our commitment to revolutionizing video testing, video monitoring, and quality assurance for operators and content providers worldwide.
The challenges of video service monitoring in a streaming-first world
With the rise of streaming services, video providers face increasing complexities in ensuring seamless content delivery. The diversity of devices, operating systems, video delivery methods, and DRM systems makes traditional monitoring solutions inadequate. Video quality testing and device testing on real consumer devices is no longer optional—it’s essential.
Witbe’s Virtual NOC, powered by our Remote Eye Controller (REC), addresses this challenge head-on. It offers unparalleled visibility into real device performance, allowing teams to monitor, test, and troubleshoot streaming issues from anywhere in the world—all within a secure, browser-based environment.
What sets Witbe’s virtual NOC apart?
Unlike traditional NOCs that only monitor the source stream, Witbe’s Virtual NOC provides end-to-end visibility into the viewer’s actual experience. Here’s how our award-winning technology stands out:
- Remote Access to Real Devices – Teams can instantly interact with actual consumer devices, from set-top boxes to Smart TVs, gaming consoles, and mobile devices, ensuring accurate device testing.
- Real-Time KPIs and Alerts – Activate automation for immediate performance data and test results to allow providers to detect and resolve issues before they impact viewers.
- Enterprise-Grade Security – Secure login with Single Sign-On (SSO) and per-user Access Control Lists (ACL) ensures safe, controlled access.
- Scalable and Collaborative – A unified, web-based workspace enables multiple teams to work together efficiently, reducing incident resolution time from days to minutes.

Advanced features of the virtual NOC
Witbe’s Virtual NOC enhances video service monitoring with powerful capabilities:
- Take Control – Remotely operate and test devices as a real user, using the remote, voice control, and AI-powered features such as Smart Search.
- Recording – Capture and share video streams instantly, ensuring teams work with the same data for faster issue resolution.
- NOC Display – Monitor up to 156 devices in 4K, maximizing visibility across all streams especially in Network Operation Centers
- Personalization – Customize the interface with favorites, dynamic clusters, and adjustable grid sizes for efficient navigation and tailored operations
- KPIs Alerts – Instantly spot errors with a red overlay on affected devices in the mosaic view, allowing for rapid response.

Real-world impact: Transforming video service operations
Our Virtual NOC has already demonstrated significant benefits for major video service providers. For one leading cable operator managing multiple legacy systems across regions, the REC reduced issue resolution times from days to minutes, improving both operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Additionally, by enabling proactive issue detection and automation, the platform helped decrease a persistent error rate from 3% to just 0.3%. As one satisfied customer put it: "Now, I see what I was blind to before – I can finally see what my viewers see”.
Looking ahead: A future-ready solution for video providers
Earning a 4-diamond rating in the 2025 Innovation Reviews is a testament to Witbe’s dedication to video quality testing, automation, and customer-centric solutions. As streaming continues to evolve, our Virtual NOC remains the go-to solution for video service providers seeking unmatched video testing, video monitoring, and automation capabilities.
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