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Are You Really Taking Care of QoE in Your Mobile Network?
With operators under pressure to deliver ever-higher Quality of Experience (QoE) of services to their subscribers whilst ensuring opex and capex efficiencies, this webinar examines the role of drive testing and benchmarking to provide the reliable end-user insight needed for intelligent network investment decisions. Furthermore, it looks at the factors influencing accuracy and reliability of data acquisition and data analytics and how correct measurement equipment and technique can enable the efficient delivery of better services and higher quality to customers.
November 8, 2017
Date: Dec 14, 2017
With operators under pressure to deliver ever-higher Quality of Experience (QoE) of services to their subscribers whilst ensuring opex and capex efficiencies, this webinar examines the role of drive testing and benchmarking to provide the reliable end-user insight needed for intelligent network investment decisions. Furthermore, it looks at the factors influencing accuracy and reliability of data acquisition and data analytics and how correct measurement equipment and technique can enable the efficient delivery of better services and higher quality to customers.
In this webinar, you will learn:
What is network benchmarking from an end-user perspective and what are its applications
What factors influence the quality of data acquisition and data analytics
The role of network test in future networks compared to OSS data analytics and crowdsourcing
How to assess the quality of a mobile network during a drive test campaign
The path from drive test data to network insights for network investment decisions
Webinar speakers:
Gabriel Brown, Principal Analyst, Heavy Reading
Arnd Sibila, Technology Marketing Manager, Rohde and Schwarz International GmbH
Carlos Menendez, Product Marketing Manager, Rohde & Schwarz Mobile Network Testing
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