Operator Survey: Open RAN technology maturity
Heavy Reading survey identifies solid progress in open RAN technology, but the ecosystem must keep working to meet the demanding requirements of the world's mobile networks.
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Heavy Reading survey identifies solid progress in open RAN technology, but the ecosystem must keep working to meet the demanding requirements of the world's mobile networks.
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To monetize investment and meet the strict performance level targets of 5G services, operators will need to implement advanced orchestration and service assurance capabilities. This webinar presents the key findings and analysis from Heavy Reading's 5G Orchestration and Service Assurance survey conducted in March 2023 which investigated operators' orchestration and assurance platform strategies, readiness, and service priorities . Topics to be discussed include: - End-to-end orchestration implementation drivers - Orchestration and assurance platform strategies - Preferred approaches for monet...
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