The economic digital twin for network & AI infrastructure decisions.
One validated engine for the economics you run internally, and the business cases you present externally. Every question gets a quantified, defensible answer instead of a new spreadsheet.
Every infrastructure decision now needs a CFO-grade answer.
AI data centers, cloud vs NeoCloud vs DIY, Open RAN, SD-WAN, network refresh: the stakes are larger, the options are more, and the economics are harder to trust.
Variable GPU availability and unpredictable cloud pricing make budgets hard to forecast with confidence.
Inefficiency anywhere in the GPU, CPU, network or storage stack erodes ROI and turns into real financial waste.
Hidden costs undermine total cost of ownership, making seemingly cheap options expensive at scale.
Boards want rigorous IRR, NPV, payback and resilience scenarios before they commit capital.
Spreadsheets model one use case at a time. BAE models them all on one platform.
BAE is an economic digital twin of your network, services and infrastructure.
A living model that links demand, infrastructure and business analytics, so every question gets a quantified, defensible answer.
Inputs
Outputs
Ask a question. See the answer, and what it depends on.
A small slice of what BAE does: where should 256 GPUs live? Move the sliders, then click any assumption in the sensitivity chart to see its evidence chain.
What moves the answer most?
Each assumption flexed ±20%. Bars show the change in the gap between owning and on-demand cloud.
Run your own economics internally. Win with the same economics externally.
Planning models and sales models usually live in different places, built by different people, telling different stories. BAE makes them one source of truth.
Plan, budget and govern your own infrastructure
For operators, enterprises and vendors deciding where to put their own capital.
- Build vs buy vs rent: AI DC on-prem vs NeoCloud vs hyperscaler, with the full TCO stack
- Network FinOps: forecast and control spend, tie CapEx / OpEx to services and revenue
- Refresh & life-cycle planning: when to replace, migrate or expand, and what it's worth
- Service profitability & baseline: what each service, site and customer actually earns
- Budget defense: technical decisions in board language: IRR, NPV, payback
Prove the value of what you sell
For vendors, service providers and partners making the case to a customer's CIO, CFO and board.
- Customer business cases: TCO / ROI tailored to the account, not a generic calculator
- RFP & pre-RFP modeling: shape requirements with economics before the RFP is written
- Competitive comparisons: your solution vs incumbent vs hyperscaler, side by side
- Sales enablement: repeatable, self-service models your field team can run
- Analyst-backed credibility: independent, vendor-neutral validation the buyer trusts
Cloud-style financial discipline for the network.
Control and forecast spending, align IT with the business and speed up decisions. The discipline cloud teams already have, extended to every network domain.
| Capability | Network AIOps | AIOps + BAE |
|---|---|---|
| Monitoring & visibility | ✓ | ✓ |
| Automated troubleshooting | ✓ | ✓ |
| Performance optimization | ✓ | ✓ |
| Cost visibility across the network | ✕ | ✓ |
| Financial optimization | ✕ | ✓ |
| FinOps decisions integrated with networking | ✕ | ✓ |
Every use case runs on the same validated engine.
Each use case is a model pack on the common platform. Add one, and every other model, library and dashboard is already there.
From inputs to board-ready answers, live and traceable.


From analyst firm to economic intelligence platform.
Twenty years of vendor-neutral economic analysis and consulting for the world's leading operators and vendors, now productized in BAE.

Ray Mota, Ph.D.
- Advisor to the CEO of Cisco, John Chambers
- Advisor to the CTOs of BT and AT&T
- Advisor to the CEO of Juniper, Rami Rahim
- Former CTO on Wall Street
- Advisor to the President of Alcatel-Lucent
- No. 1 telco analyst / consultant, MEF / Mplify

Peter Fetterolf, Ph.D.
- Architect of the economic simulation engine
- Developed Cisco's telco business models
- CTO of an optical company acquired by Lucent
- Former Boston University professor
- Worked on Cisco's telco team
- Former management consultant
Start with one live decision.
Keep the engine for every decision after it.
One real business case, an internal plan or a customer proposal, modeled end to end in BAE with ACG economists.
Your own tenant with the validated model library, use-case packs and ACG economist review, hosted or on-premise.
Put BAE economics inside your sales tools, planning systems or partner portal and make it the common economic language.
Ready to model your next decision?Talk to Ray Mota or Peter Fetterolf about a 30-day pilot.
