Forsk

Forsk is a software company developing products for telecommunication operators and vendors, including for wireless network design and optimization products. The company develops radio planning sofwtaresoftware and mobile technologies and optimization features for HetNets, Small Cells, and Multi-RAT networks. Forsk's flagship product, Atoll, is such a software product, allowing operators to streamline planning and optimization activities, with more than 9500 active licenses installed with over 500 customers in 140 countries.

The Blagnac, France-based company was founded in 1987, and is headquartered in Blagnac, France, and led by CEO Benoit Guy. Customers of Forsk's solutions have included mobile network operators from various countries, including France, Australia, New Zealand, Poland, Turkey, Denmark, Finland, United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, and Iceland.

Forsk's Atoll solution is a multi-technology wireless network design and optimization platform built for wireless network operators for the network lifecycle, going from initial design to densification to optimization. The Atoll solution inlcudesincludes multi-RAT RAN design capabilities for 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G radio access technologies, supporting technology advances in massive MIMO, 3D beamforming, and mmWave propagation for 5G networks. The Atoll solution also offers integration and customization features to help operators with the planning and optimization processes of their networks, including supporting a wide range of implementation scenarios.

Forsk's Naos is a cloud-based automation platform for wireless network planning and optimization, including provideproviding mobile operators with a framework for designing and developing automated RAN and optimization workflows. Other use cases for the platform include 5G deployments, business logic implementations in RAN, process-oriented RAN planning, and dedicated optimization applications. Naos supports 5G NR, 4G TLE, and multi-technology radio access networks and uses algorithms adapted to service-based automation environments.

Forsk is a software company developing products for telecommunication operators and vendors, including for wireless network design and optimization products. The company develops radio planning sofwtare and mobile technologies and optimization features for HetNets, Small Cells, and Multi-RAT networks. Forsk's flagship product, Atoll, is such a software product allowing operators to streamline planning and optimization activities, with more than 9500 active licenses installed with over 500 customers in 140 countries.

The company was founded in 1987, is headquartered in Blagnac, France, and led by CEO Benoit Guy. Customers of Forsk's solutions have included mobile network operators from various countries, including France, Australia, New Zealand, Poland, Turkey, Denmark, Finland, United Kingdom, Ireland, Canada, and Iceland.

Forsk's Atoll solution is a multi-technology wireless network design and optimization platform built for wireless network operators for the network lifecycle, going from initial design to densification to optimization. The Atoll solution inlcudes multi-RAT RAN design capabilities for 2G, 3G, 4G, and 5G radio access technologies, supporting technology advances in massive MIMO, 3D beamforming, and mmWave propagation for 5G networks. The Atoll solution also offers integration and customization features to help operators with planning and optimization processes of their networks, including supporting a wide range of implementation scenarios.

Video presentation of Atoll from Forsk.

Forsk's Naos is a cloud-based automation platform for wireless network planning and optimization, including provide mobile operators with a framework for designing and developing automated RAN and optimization workflows. Other use cases for the platform include 5G deployments, business logic implementations in RAN, process-oriented RAN planning, and dedicated optimization applications. Naos supports 5G NR, 4G TLE, and multi-technology radio access networks and uses algorithms adapted to service-based automation environments.

Video presentation of Naos from Forsk.