Cellular Network Service Assurance Solutions: To troubleshoot problems such as a failure or service degradation on today’s cellular networks, operators must have a clear online view of the whole network.
RADCOM's Omni-Q provides service providers and vendors with a comprehensive cellular service assurance solution for troubleshooting, maintaining and monitoring the UMTS/GPRS and CDMA2000 networks. It is designed to continuously collect, monitor and analyze signaling, voice and data traffic performance. Omni-Q's probes are distributed at various network locations. They are managed by QManager, the central management module, and remotely accessed by the QConsole software, which can be installed on any PC/laptop. All collected parameters are stored in an Oracle database for use by QExpert, the web-based analysis and reporting tool. This database is also available for other Oracle reporting tools. Cellular Service Assurance – Broadband Capabilities The Omni-Q wireless monitor solution meets current and future demands for both greater wideband capability and the convergence needs of VoIP and Cellular network services, providing intensive hardware pre-processing and analysis of monitored data to support these wideband technologies. Roaming Subscriber ‘Welcome Text’ Capability Omni-Q's QRoam application provides full visibility of roaming subscriber status (both roaming-in and roaming-out) and is designed to detect potential problems before the subscriber becomes aware of them. QRoam also offers a ‘Welcome Text’ feature that allows operators to detect every roamer entering their network, as well as subscribers who are currently roaming in other networks, and send them targeted text messages. Customer-specific messages enable a variety of marketing options and possiblities. In order to increase roaming revenue, mobile operators offer various value-added call control services based on the Roaming Profile. It is therefore important to be able to detect the new roamers who are currently entering the network, as well as the operator’s own subscribers who are currently roaming out.
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