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Intro to Mobile Subscriber Services

  • Categories and profiles of subscribers.
  • Service offerings: voice, SMS, data, and value-added services.
  • Subscriber lifecycle events and their signaling implications.

The Role of OSS and NetAct

  • OSS functions specifically dedicated to performance management.
  • NetAct: its purpose and primary components.
  • The flow of data from network elements into NetAct.

Key Performance Indicators: Core Concepts

  • KPI classifications: availability, accessibility, retainability, and integrity.
  • Basics of KPI calculation and aggregation timeframes.
  • Alignment of thresholds, alarms, and SLAs.

NetAct KPIs: Voice and Signaling

  • Call setup success rates and call drop rates.
  • SS7/Sigtran signaling KPIs.
  • Busy hour metrics and dimensioning KPIs.

NetAct KPIs: Data and Throughput

  • KPIs for data session establishment and throughput.
  • Metrics for latency, jitter, and packet loss.
  • KPIs focused on subscriber experience (e.g., throughput per subscriber).

Analyzing KPIs and Root-Cause Correlation

  • Trend analysis and establishing baselines.
  • Correlating KPIs across different layers (RAN, transport, core).
  • Utilizing KPIs to pinpoint congestion, configuration errors, and hardware issues.

Reporting, Dashboards, and Alarm Management

  • Creating KPI dashboards that drive actionable insights.
  • Generating reports and presenting findings to key stakeholders.
  • Strategies for alarm tuning and reducing noise.

Troubleshooting Processes with NetAct Data

  • A structured troubleshooting playbook.
  • Practical exercises: addressing voice call failures and data throughput drops.
  • Criteria for validating and closing incidents.

Operational Best Practices and KPI Governance

  • Defining KPI ownership and governance structures.
  • Change management and assessing KPI impacts.
  • Continuous improvement strategies and the KPI lifecycle.

Wrap-up and Future Directions

Requirements

  • A solid grasp of mobile network architecture.
  • Proficiency with OSS/BSS concepts.
  • Foundational knowledge of performance monitoring terminology.

Target Audience

  • Network operations and performance engineers.
  • OSS analysts and NOC team members.
  • Telecom planners and service assurance specialists.
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