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NEWCONs Performance (SLA, KPI) Management Module is adding a high level of intelligence for OSS Environments.

SYSTEM GOALS

  • Periodical and Real-time Collection
  • Module can run decentralized
  • Data Processing (Counter & Unit Management)
  • Correlation & Aggregation
  • Structure Storage and Data Life cycle management
  • Various Results (Statistics, Forecast Planning, Quality Assurance)
  • Trigger Events
    • Pro-actively inform subscribers / Customer Care in case of service problems (e.g.: Bonus Points)
    • Trigger re-provisionings for premium subscribers
  • Complex Queries and Drill Down

SYSTEM OVERVIEW

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