Mobile Network Optimization
SON, DPI, Policy, Web/Video Optimization, and Monitoring
Research Report
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- Release Date
- 4Q 2011
- Product Code
- RR-MOPT-11
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Mobile networks are expanding more rapidly now than ever before. There are several drivers for this network expansion. The number of mobile subscribers worldwide continues to increase, with many countries over 100% penetration. The percentage of mobile subscribers using mobile broadband data is increasing, primarily due to the popularity of smartphones. And the volume of data traffic per subscriber is increasing, enabled by the higher data rates offered by 3.5G and 4G technologies. Meanwhile, operators are also upgrading their network infrastructure to support the capabilities of these 3.5G and 4G technologies and replacing existing infrastructure with new platforms that support multiple technologies and provide flexibility for future network evolution. Faced with rising operating costs, declining ARPU, and a need to invest in next-generation networks, operators are looking for optimization solutions to make their networks more efficient. This report describes the tools and technologies used for mobile network optimization, the current trends, and future directions. It also looks at the companies that provide mobile network optimization solutions. In addition to the major network equipment vendors and the traditional optimization tool vendors, there are many start-up companies offering new technologies for optimization of mobile broadband data. There are also managed services providers who offer optimization as part of their service solutions. The company and product information in this report will be valuable information for mobile network operators who buy optimization solutions as well as the vendors who sell optimization products and services.
What Questions Does This Report Answer?
- How can mobile operators collect key performance data from multiple network elements, provided by different vendors?
- What are the key techniques for improving network efficiency?
- What is the role of a Self-Organizing Network (SON) in overall network monitoring and optimization?
- How can independent monitoring/optimization tools coexist with SON algorithms in the LTE network?
Who Needs This Report?
- Mobile Network Operators
- Smartphone Client Vendors
- Radio Test Equipment Vendors
- Network Probe Vendors
- Transport Monitoring/Optimization Vendors
- OSS/BSS Vendors
- DPI Vendors
- Mobile Offloading Vendors
- Mobile Web Optimization Vendors
- Mobile Video Optimization Vendors
- Policy Server Vendors
- Optimization Services Vendors
Table of Contents
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Executive Brief
- Top Line Forecast
- Drivers
- Inhibitors
- Summary and Strategic Recommendations
Section 1.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Section 2.
OPTIMIZATION OVERVIEW
Section 3.
OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES
Section 4.
DEEP PACKET INSPECTION
Section 5.
SELF-ORGANIZING NETWORKS (SON)
Section 6.
KEY INDUSTRY PLAYERS
Section 7.
MARKET FORECASTS
Section 8.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Section 9.
COMPANY DIRECTORY
Section 10.
ACRONYMS
Section 11.
LINKS TO RELATED RESEARCH
- Total Mobile Network Data Traffic
- Mobile Network Data Traffic, by Traffic Type
- Mobile Network Monitoring and Optimization Equipment
- Mobile Monitoring and Optimization Equipment, by Segment
- Mobile Monitoring and Optimization Equipment, by Region
- Mobile Monitoring and Optimization Equipment, 2G/3G/4G
- Mobile UE Clients for Network Monitoring, by Region
- RAN Portable Test Equipment, by Region
- RAN Monitoring Probes, by Region
- Transport Monitoring/Optimization Equipment, by Region
- OSS Monitoring/Optimization, by Region
- Mobile Network Standalone DPI
- Mobile Web Optimization
- Mobile Video Optimization
- Mobile Policy Market
- Mobile Monitoring and Optimization Equipment Revenue by Segment, World Market, Forecast: 2011 to 2016
- Typical Timeline for Mobile Network Optimization
- An Example of a Portable Spectrum Analyzer
- An Example of a Network Probe Analysis Report
- An Example of an ATCA Rack-Mounted Network Probe
- Probe Locations in a Typical LTE Network
- Use of a Protocol Analyzer to Monitor Network Messaging
- Depiction of How Wi-Fi Offloading Works on Towerstream's Manhattan Network
- OSS Architecture and Applications
- Self-organizing Network Features
- Centralized SON vs. Distributed SON Architectures
- Stoke Session Exchange (SSX)



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