An optimized management scheme for Ericsson Publishing self-organizing Network

· Ericsson publishes self-organizing network optimization management program (SON optimization manager) to automatically optimize mobile network performance

· Self-Organizing network features developed for LTE to Multimode and multi-vendor networks

· Help operators maximize their existing network assets as part of a future-oriented, heterogeneous network strategy

The rapid popularization of smartphones and mobile broadband has made it easier for people to get information, and it has also greatly increased the complexity and difficulty of management of network operators. At the same time, consumers ' expectations of operators have been rising and they have been unable to accept poor quality services or to drop words.

To help operators meet this challenge, Ericsson (Nasdaq:eric) has launched a self-organizing network optimization management program (SON optimization manager), a self-organizing network (SON) product that automates mobile network capacity, coverage, and quality optimization processes.

The end result is that users get fewer swaps and a better Internet browsing experience, while carriers can benefit from increased customer satisfaction, reduced operating costs, and an increase in existing network traffic and revenue.

Ai Huasin Ulf Ewaldsson, senior vice president and chief technology officer of Ericsson, Global technology and product portfolio management, said: "Self-organizing Network optimization management solution is based on a simple idea to overcome increasing complexity by increasing automation, which we call intelligent simplification (smart Simplicity) because it simplifies the operator's process and improves efficiency. ”

LTE standardization introduced a series of network optimization and management characteristics, Ericsson is currently helping operators in the existing Multimode network to add the latest self-organizing management features, to achieve automation optimization.

This solution helps the existing network extend the functionality of the Self-organizing network without being affected by the number of vendors or standards involved. The optimization of the use of the existing network assets is an important part of any heterogeneous network (hetnet) strategy, so the optimal management scheme of self-organizing network is the ideal choice for the operators to build the future network.

Ericsson's optimized solutions have been applied in more than half of the world's major cities. Self-Organizing Network optimization management scheme has the great potential to improve the mobile broadband experience of users all over the world, and can bring significant commercial benefits to operators in the rapidly developing mobile communication market.

In the past, network optimization was carried out by the team of network experts on a regular basis, the whole process was slow and complex, while the Self-organizing Network optimization management scheme realized the complete automation of the process. This allows optimized public work to be done by day or by hour on a network-wide basis, and full-time staff can be freed from performing repetitive manual operations to focus on other strategic tasks.

As part of Ericsson's intelligent simplification concept, the Self-organizing Network optimization management program aims to improve the automation level of today's increasingly complex networks to reduce operating costs and provide a better mobile broadband user experience.