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Smart Optimization
SoftBank Mobile wanted to secure high-performance mobile broadband services following the rapid traffic shift to LTE, prepare for VoLTE and manage signaling increase in the most highly populated metropolitan areas in the world.
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Premium Brand
Due to doubled data traffic demand, Telstra wanted a solution that can meet insatiable high-speed mobile broadband demand and secure a smooth network migration while re-farming spectrum.
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Service Agility for a Connected World
CenturyLink wanted to accelerate design and delivery of IP-based enterprise services, drive all processes from a central catalog for improved service agility and position CenturyLink for SDN/NFV with an open, standards-based solution.
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OTE - Achieving Customer Experience and SLA Excellence for Enterprise Customers with Service Management
OTE sought to implement new practices to achieve even more reliable,high quality service and to ensure a consistently outstanding customer experience.
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Automation in Mining: How Mobile Connectivity and 5G Technology Drive Efficiency and Cost Savings
The mining industry is turning to automation as the next area of opportunity to improve profitability. However, one prerequisite for automation is better connectivity, including mobile connectivity, in the mines.
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Ericsson's Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything (C-V2X) Platform
Future Vehicle Technology Manager at the Victorian Department of Transport (formerly VicRoads), explains that “human error is a significant contributor to road crashes”, meaning momentary lapses of concentration or judgment are far more likely to cause accidents than overtly dangerous driving.
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