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| Overview:
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| What if you have the technology that can accurately identify the locations of both indoor and outdoor coverage/quality issues in your network, for example your top 500 revenue-losing indoor coverage holes? This valuable information could be used for QoS improvement, churn reduction, and various other applications. With breakthrough research in Chaos Theory, CovMo™ solution discovers poor coverage and/or bad quality areas to help you diagnose and solve network issues quickly and accurately in your network. |
Features:
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Revolutionary technology utilizing Chaos Theory and multi-dimensional analysis to achieve unprecedented geolocation resolution and accuracy. |
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Simultaneously identification of network issues for entire network and for all times (not just during drive tests), which is important for discovering issues due to cell breathing. |
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Linking network issues with Subscriber-Based Intelligence to understand the perspectives from the subscribers, not just from the network. |
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Enabling platform with extension modules for revealing user-perceived data throughput, spatial and temporal KPI analysis, additional capacity investment analysis, proactive churn analysis,persuasive call center, and Femtocell strategy. |
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Utilizing data that are already on the network, such as measurement events from RNC or probe in order to perform multi-dimensional analysis. |
Benefits:
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Supporting all network vendors to trouble shooting the network and subscriber's issue from Geolocation, radio environment, and network signaling from multiple dimensional perspectives. |
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Reducing time and cost in finding network problems. CovMo™ significantly reduces the numbers of drive tests and walk tests that an operator has to undertake. |
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Supporting detailed call trace and enabling users to analyze the problematic calls of the impacted subscribers in each specific location. |
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Improving Quality of Service by speeding up troubleshooting and deployment of new solution. |
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Enabling various subscriber-based analysis such as VIP group analysis, femtocell strategy, etc. Moreover,operators can minimize network-based churn by identifying the poor coverage spots that are visited frequently by high revenue generating subscribers.
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