BaseN Corporation, a global leader in Digital Twin technology and scalable Internet of Things (IoT) platforms, today announced its participation in the upcoming IEEE Real-Time Communications (RTC) and Communications Quality and Reliability (CQR) joint event, taking place September 22–23 in the United States. As part of its engagement in advancing critical infrastructure standards, BaseN is also supporting the event as a Silver Sponsor.
As a pioneer in fault-tolerant, high-performance data processing infrastructure, the presence of BaseN underlines an ongoing commitment to shaping real-time communication resilience, system reliability, and next-generation architecture across critical enterprise and carrier networks. In an increasingly interconnected world, BaseN operates on the core conviction that everything and everyone needs a Digital Twin to achieve true operational resilience, complete situational awareness, and sustainable growth.
“Digital Twins are becoming fundamental to ensuring the resilience and quality of real-time communication networks,” says Pasi Hurri, Founder and CEO of BaseN Corporation. “We are proud to collaborate with industry leaders at IEEE RTC and CQR to drive new standards in system stability, predictive monitoring, and planetary sustainability.”
Hurri, a Senior Member of IEEE internationally, also serves as a Member at Large for the global IEEE CQR Technical Committee, reinforcing direct leadership from BaseN in shaping global reliability standards across modern communications networks.
About BaseN
BaseN is a global leader offering a digital twin and mission-critical network management platform, enabling customers to optimize and manage their assets in real-time. Founded in 2001 and running entirely on its own infrastructure, BaseN has a strong track record of innovation, inspired by the resilience of distributed defense systems, and remains focused on enhancing situational awareness through cutting-edge technology.
About IEEE CQR
The IEEE CQR International Workshop is held annually with the purpose of bringing together industry and academic experts to present and discuss communications quality, reliability and security issues as they relate to real world issues.
