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Descubra problemas escondidos de rede usando métricas de QoS e QoE do mundo real (Em português)

Como identificar áreas com problemas e suas causas usando dados de crowdsourcing de RF e dados de experiência de usuários

Os consumidores esperam fazer videochamadas, jogar jogos, transmitir entretenimento e acessar seu conteúdo favorito de seus dispositivos móveis sem interrupções – e ficam insatisfeitos com as operadoras de rede quando não conseguem acessar esses serviços. Então, o que você faz quando probes, contadores de rede, walktests e drivetests mostram bons resultados, mas os clientes ainda estão tendo problemas?

Os dados de crowdsourcing da Ookla são referentes a bilhões de medições todos os dias de centenas de milhões de dispositivos de consumo em todo o mundo, capturando dados detalhados de RF e experiência do usuário, nos locais onde os clientes mais se preocupam com a conectividade. Neste webinar, a Ookla mostrará um exemplo real de como uma operadora pode usar dados de QoS e QoE para encontrar e diagnosticar um problema de rede oculto antes que ele cause o churn de clientes.

Você também entenderá como: 

  • Combinar métricas de crowdsourcing  de QoS e QoE para obter uma visão abrangente da experiência de rede de seus clientes
  • Priorizar melhor a expansão da capacidade de rede para manter seus clientes satisfeitos
  • Descobrir e analisar locais de alto impacto para otimização de rede
  • Demonstrar os compromissos da rede aos reguladores

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About the presenter

Lourenco Lanfranchi

Diretor de Vendas da Ookla

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Discover Hidden Network Problems Using Real-World QoS and QoE Measurements

How to pinpoint problem areas and causes using crowdsourced RF and user experience data

Consumers expect to seamlessly make video calls, play games, stream entertainment, and access their favorite content from their mobile devices — and become dissatisfied with network operators when they cannot access these services. So what do you do when probes, network counters, walk tests, and drive tests show good results, but customers are still experiencing problems?

Crowdsourced network testing from Ookla collects billions of measurements every day from hundreds of millions of consumer devices worldwide, capturing detailed RF and user experience data, in the locations where customers care most about connectivity. In this webinar, Ookla will show a real-world example of how an operator can use QoS and QoE data to find and diagnose a hidden network problem before it causes customer churn. 

You will also learn how to: 

  • Combine crowdsourced QoS and QoE metrics to get a comprehensive picture of your customers’ network experience
  • Better prioritize capacity expansion to keep your customers satisfied 
  • Discover and analyze high-impact locations for network optimization
  • Demonstrate network commitments to regulators 

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TIbor Rathonyi

Vice President, CellRebel at Ookla

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Using Crowdsource Broadband Data to Dispute FCC Maps

How state broadband leaders can build accurate maps and win federal funding

The FCC has stated that crowdsource data will be an important part of improving the new U.S. national broadband map. For this reason, the Commission has defined a submission process for crowdsource data to be presented as evidence when user experience does not match the claims of local internet providers. However, many filers have found this process unclear or difficult, notably in regard to the requirement that all submissions include Broadband Serviceable Location (BSL) identification numbers.

This webinar will demonstrate how crowdsource data from Ookla Speedtest® measurements can be overlaid with FCC maps to produce the needed evidence to indicate where services don’t meet minimum broadband standards. It will also offer tips on how to submit crowdsource data for disputed areas in a format that better meets FCC requirements.

Through crowdsource data submissions, broadband offices can dispute existing maps, advocate for federal funding eligibility, and assist federal officials in their mission to improve the broadband availability and performance.

In this webinar, a panel of industry experts will come together to discuss: 

  • Common challenges and hurdles in the mapping process
  • Broadband mapping projects and funding allocation success stories
  • How to identify areas where residents are experiencing inadequate connectivity
  • How to dispute FCC maps and influence funding allocation 
  • How to submit crowdsource data in a format that can better meet FCC requirements 

Can’t attend the live webinar? Sign up! All registrants will receive a recording of the session to watch on-demand.

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About the presenters

Bryan Darr

Vice President, Government Affairs at Ookla

Jamie Hoffman

Program Manager at the West Virginia Department of Economic Development

Patrick Ryan

Senior Solution Engineer, Telecommunications at Esri

Tom Reid

President at Reid Consulting Group

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Defining Standards in Latency and Network Responsiveness

Why carriers and ISPs should invest in lowering latency to improve consumer network experience

Cutting-edge technology requires a low-latency network connection. From gaming, video conferencing, and live-streaming to industrial IOT, autonomous vehicles, augmented reality, virtual reality, and the metaverse — user experience is impacted by latency. 

On the modern internet, latency is the hardest engineering challenge to solve. It doesn’t help that there are so many misconceptions about what latency is within the networking, services, and applications space. Defining latency is key to understanding where you need to compete as a communications service provider, drive performance in your region as a regulator, or improve applications as an application provider.

In this webinar, you will learn more about: 

  • The role that latency plays in the internet, both present and future
  • The causes of inconsistent latency and low network responsiveness
  • The state of latency across the world, as measured by Speedtest
  • How to use crowdsourced consumer experience insights to highlight latency problem areas

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About the presenter

Brennen Smith

Vice President, Technology at Ookla

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Como garantir o melhor desempenho e ROI em sistemas indoor (Em português)

Uso de inteligência de rede baseado em crowdsourcing para melhorar a cobertura indoor de sua rede e validar a qualidade de hosts neutros

Como as principais operadoras do mundo oferecem conectividade aprimorada nos edifícios que mais importam para os consumidores? Ambientes indoor podem representar desafios para a cobertura de redes: as paredes bloqueiam os sinais das antenas em arranha-céus e hospitais, a densidade de usuários causa congestionamento de rede em locais movimentados, como aeroportos e centros comerciais, e é difícil coletar medições de rede em edifícios privados, como residências e escritórios.

Neste webinário, a QMC Telecom explica como usar a inteligência de rede baseada em crowdsourcing da Ookla para determinar onde implementar uma nova infraestrutura — e como a QMC ajuda as operadoras a fornecer cobertura e experiência de rede de classe mundial em sistemas indoor.

Compartilhando casos de uso do mundo real de operadoras na América Latina, você aprenderá a:

  • Localizar rapidamente edifícios onde os usuários estejam enfrentando más condições de rede indoor
  • Identificar edifícios e sites problemáticos com dados de crowdsourcing — e priorizar os esforços para melhorá-los
  • Implementar e melhorar estrategicamente os sistemas indoor para fornecer o máximo de retorno sobre seu investimento em infraestrutura

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About the presenters

Lourenço Lanfranchi

Diretor de Vendas da Ookla

Eduardo Miki Watanabe

Diretor de Crescimento da QMC Telecom

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Cómo garantizar el máximo rendimiento y retorno de inversión de los sistemas de interior (En español)

Utilizar la inteligencia de red crowdsourced para mejorar la cobertura interior de su red y validar la calidad de los hosts neutrales

¿Cómo se las ingenian los principales operadores del mundo para mejorar la conectividad en los edificios más importantes para sus consumidores? Los entornos interiores pueden suponer un reto para la cobertura de la red: las paredes bloquean las señales de las antenas en los rascacielos y los hospitales, la densidad de usuarios congestiona la red en lugares muy concurridos, como aeropuertos y centros comerciales, y es difícil captar las mediciones de la red en edificios privados, como casas y oficinas.

En este seminario web, QMC Telecom comparte cómo utilizar la inteligencia de red crowdsourced de Ookla para determinar dónde desplegar nueva infraestructura; y cómo QMC ayuda a los operadores a ofrecer una cobertura y experiencia de red de clase mundial con sistemas de interior.

Compartiendo casos reales de uso de los operadores en América Latina, aprenderá cómo:

  • Localizar rápidamente los edificios en los que los usuarios están experimentando malas condiciones de la red en interiores.
  • Identificar los edificios y las células problemáticas con datos de crowdsourcing; y priorizar los esfuerzos para mejorarlos
  • Desplegar y mejorar estratégicamente los sistemas de interior para proporcionar el máximo rendimiento de su presupuesto de infraestructura

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About the presenters

Carlos Islas

Director técnico de cuentas en Ookla

Eduardo Miki Watanabe

Director de crecimiento en QMC Telecom

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How Wireless Infrastructure Providers Can Maximize ROI with Crowdsourced Network Intelligence

Data-Driven Decisions for Tower Companies, DAS, Neutral Host, and Other Providers

As providers of cellular infrastructure look to deploy more assets and grow their co-location opportunities, they need the right data to guide those decisions. Wireless infrastructure companies can now use real-world measurements of network performance, user density, data usage, and other indicators to determine the best locations for investments or partnerships. Discover how wireless infrastructure companies can use actionable network insights in Cell Analytics™ to make smarter engineering, real estate, and co-location decisions — for a better ROI.   

In this webinar, you’ll learn how crowdsourced network insights can help your team:

  • Make more informed planning decisions 
  • Better prioritize future deployments and investments
  • Benchmark the performance, quality, and availability of existing indoor and outdoor networks
  • Identify buildings and areas with high user concentration and data usage
  • Drive a more efficient sales process with per-building intelligence 

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Olivier Miramond

Technical Account Manager at Ookla

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Why is 5G in Europe Falling Behind and What Can We Do About It?

A Deep Dive Into the Market Landscape and Outlook

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5G performance across Europe has been a mixed story. While some operators offer lightning fast speeds exceeding 300 Mbps, 5G Availability, the percent of users on 5G-capable devices that spend the majority of their time on 5G, remains low. It is not surprising that Europe lags behind North America and Asia Pacific in terms of 5G rollout and adoption. What is holding Europe back?

In this webinar, a panel of industry experts will come together to:

  • Examine the current state of 5G in Europe relative to other leading markets
  • Identify key supply-side factors responsible for limiting 5G adoption in the region
  • Highlight the outlook for the region and identify strategies to stimulate 5G growth

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About the presenters

Mark Giles

Lead Industry Analyst at Ookla

Sylwia Kechiche

Principal Analyst at Ookla

Jan Stryjak

Associate Director at Counterpoint

Gabriel Solomon

Head of Government & Industry Relations, Europe & Latin America at Ericsson

Brian Potterill

Director of Mobile Network Strategy at Ofcom

Erik Brands

Director Mobile Access Networks at KPN

Anil Darji

Chief Network Architect at Three UK