Radcom unveils new analytics module for telecom operators

Radcom Ltd. (NASDAQ: RDCM) announced the launch of RADCOM ADM (Analytics Designer Module), a new addition to its RADCOM ACE platform, according to a press release dated June 22, 2026.

The module is designed to allow network data analysts to define, configure, and deploy datasets, key performance indicators, and alarms in real time without requiring vendor engagement, software release cycles, or service interruptions. The company states this reduces change cycles from months to the same day.

RADCOM ADM is powered by a new engine called RADCOM RASE (Real-time Adaptive Streaming Engine), which the company says delivers analytics at resolutions as fine as 10 seconds. Building the engine required a rebuild of Radcom's core infrastructure, including new in-memory databases, a new processing architecture, and new scaling approaches.

The module draws on data from RADCOM ACE and external feeds, with on-the-fly Call Detail Record correlation. KPIs defined within RADCOM ADM are shared across RADCOM ACE network analytics, RADCOM AIM anomaly detection, and RADCOM Neura's agentic AI layer.

"With RADCOM ADM, operators can define the data they need, at the resolution they need it, and the moment they need it," said Eran Dotan Rosenberg, Vice President of Product Management at Radcom. "The platform adapts to the operator, not the other way around."

The module is intended to serve network operations teams, network planners, and business functions such as marketing, fraud management, and device analytics. It provides an integrated development environment-style workspace for analysts to define and deploy datasets and alarms that other teams can then access with appropriate permissions.

RADCOM ADM is scheduled for general availability to RADCOM ACE customers in the third quarter of 2026 as a licensed module.

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