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AT&T, TIM and KDDI Join New TM Forum Catalyst Project Led by Spirent

AT&T, TIM and KDDI Join New TM Forum Catalyst Project Led by Spirent Image Credit: Spirent

Spirent Communications, a worldwide provider of lifecycle service assurance and network automation solutions, announced the kickoff of a new TM Forum Catalyst project, Automated Optimization of Customer QoE.

The Catalyst focuses on the role of network automation as providers seek to optimize the quality of experience (QoE) for their subscribers while also improving operational efficiencies.

Underscoring the challenge of balancing these objectives, tier-1 service providers including AT&T, TIM and KDDI have signed on as Catalyst project champions.

Tom Russo, Catalyst Project Leader and Business Development Director, Sprirent' Lifecycle Service Assurance
Our Catalyst demonstrates how these historically conflicting objectives can now be achieved by deeply integrating customer experience analysis, automation and machine learning technologies. The Catalyst focuses on a number of automated use cases with the potential to drive OPEX savings of at least $2 per subscriber per year, leading to multi-million-dollar savings for many operators while also improving customer satisfaction.

Anil Rao, Principal Analst, Analysys Mason
The prevalent operational model and economics are going to be unsustainable as service providers prepare to deliver superior customer experience, virtualise their networks, and launch innovative services based on 5G and IoT.

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