What does it means GoS for the cellular network from Traffic, resource and GoS perspective? Traffic refers to the amount of data or communication activity on the network at a given time. It is typically measured in terms of volume (the total amount of data transmitted) or density (the amount of traffic relative to the
The Evolution of Telecommunication: From 1G to 5G One of the key technologies in advancing development has been telecommunication and connectivity. Without these means of data transfer and connection, we would likely still be living in a time when technology wasn’t as sophisticated as it is now. Since the first-generation mobile network was launched
Maintaining table definitions, connections and business rules can be a challenge as they are often small but critical details. Hard coding them in every program only increases the maintenance burden and can likely introduce inconsistencies if you do not organize it properly. Keeping all your data in a Rules Engine instead of each individual application
TTG is Adding the Functions of 5G’s NWDAF With its New Infrastructure to the Current Anomaly Solution, ABID+ TTG’s ABID+ solution enhances network operation efficiency by providing continuous and autonomous Anomaly detection, and root cause analysis for complex anomalies from 2G to 4G, transmission, IT or any type of equipment by correlating data from network.
AI and ML are two rising technologies being used by several companies today. Have a look at their benefits for networking! AI and ML for Network Automation The incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in network design continues to expand. It is anticipated that most businesses will adopt some degree of automation
Introduction: Why Naming Convention is Important for the Success of a Business A naming convention is a set of rules to follow when naming network elements, MSS, HSS, eNodeB, links, VPN, etc. A data and/or element naming convention can be implemented to have consistency and simplicity when it comes to naming the things in
The Role of OSS in Telcos OSS in NOC room When the telecommunication sector was new, it lacked advanced operational capabilities. However, with the advent of computer systems, carriers started to take advantage of better processing capacities by creating software to manage their extensive subscriber databases and networks. This was the beginning of the development