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 Duration 14 hours (2 days)

Course Outline

Foundations of Mobile Subscriber Services

  • Subscriber categories and profiles
  • Service types: voice, SMS, data, and value-added services
  • Subscriber lifecycle events and their impact on signaling

Role of OSS and NetAct: An Overview

  • Functions of OSS in performance management
  • NetAct: Objectives and primary components
  • Data transmission from network elements to NetAct

Concepts of Key Performance Indicators

  • KPI classifications: availability, accessibility, retainability, and integrity
  • Basics of KPI calculation and aggregation periods
  • Thresholds, alarms, and alignment with SLAs

NetAct KPI Suite: Voice and Signaling

  • Call setup success rate and call drop rate
  • SS7/Sigtran signaling KPIs
  • Busy hour considerations and dimensioning KPIs

NetAct KPI Suite: Data and Throughput

  • Data session establishment and throughput KPIs
  • Metrics for latency, jitter, and packet loss
  • Subscriber experience KPIs (such as per-subscriber throughput)

KPI Analysis and Root-Cause Correlation

  • Trend analysis and baseline identification
  • Correlating KPIs across different layers (RAN, transport, core)
  • Using KPIs to identify congestion, configuration errors, and hardware failures

Reporting, Dashboards, and Alarm Management

  • Creating actionable KPI dashboards
  • Generating reports tailored for stakeholder insights
  • Strategies for alarm tuning and noise reduction

Troubleshooting Workflows Leveraging NetAct Data

  • Detailed troubleshooting playbooks
  • Practical exercises: voice call failures and data throughput degradation
  • Criteria for validating and closing incidents

Operational Best Practices and KPI Governance

  • KPI ownership and governance frameworks
  • Change management and assessing KPI impact
  • Continuous improvement and the KPI lifecycle

Summary and Future Directions

Requirements

  • Familiarity with mobile network architecture
  • Knowledge of OSS/BSS concepts
  • Foundational understanding of performance monitoring terminology

Intended Audience

  • Network operations and performance engineers
  • OSS analysts and NOC staff
  • Telecom planners and service assurance teams

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