"New and emerging classes of mobile devices (smartphones, pc data cards, USB modems, consumer devices with embedded wireless, machine-to-machine, etc.) are fostering explosive growth of wireless data usage by public and enterprise users. As a result, wireless service providers have to simultaneously support a growing number of higher-bandwidth data applications and services on their networks. " https://www.reportscorner.com/reports/19254/Implementing-and-Operating-Self-organizing-Networks-(SON):-Analysis-and-Case-Studies-for-Mobile-Network-Operators/

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Implementing and Operating Self-organizing Networks (SON):
Analysis and Case Studies for Mobile Network Operators

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"New and emerging classes of mobile devices (smartphones, pc
data cards, USB modems, consumer devices with embedded
wireless, machine-to-machine, etc.) are fostering explosive
growth of wireless data usage by public and enterprise users. As
a result, wireless service providers have to simultaneously
support a growing number of higher-bandwidth data applications
and services on their networks."

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"New and emerging classes of mobile devices (smartphones, pc
data cards, USB modems, consumer devices with embedded
wireless, machine-to-machine, etc.) are fostering explosive
growth of wireless data usage by public and enterprise users. As
a result, wireless service providers have to simultaneously
support a growing number of higher-bandwidth data applications
and services on their networks. Improving OSS for mobile cellular
networks is always a goal of wireless carriers and an important
technology to deploy is the so called Self Organizing Network
(SON), which has been introduced as part of the 3GPP LTE
network framework. SON is expected to be deployed over time
and ultimately have a dramatically positive effect on network
operations and OSS as it will, among other things, automate
certain activates in order to save personnel costs and related
costs of materials. This research evaluates the implementation
and operation of SON.

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The report includes analysis and case studies aimed at mobile
network operators to help them identify and understand the
benefits as well as the challenges of implementation and
operation. Target Audience: • Mobile network operators• Wireless
device manufacturers• Wireless infrastructure providers•
OSS/BSS vendors and service providers• Network optimization
service providers• LTE application developers and service
integrators• Managed service providers and service bureau
organizations"

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1.0 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4
2.0 INTRODUCTION 6
2.1 SELF ORGANIZING NETWORKS ECONOMIC BENEFITS 11
2.1.1 NETWORK AUTOMATION 11
2.1.2 ENERGY SAVING 12
2.1.3 LOWER EQUIPMENTS 12
2.2 MARKET DRIVERS FOR SON 12
3.0 IMPLEMENTING SELF ORGANIZING NETWORKS 14
3.1 SON ARCHITECTURE 14
3.2 IMPLEMENTATION CASES 16
3.2.1 FIRST SCENARIO: EXISTING NETWORK 16
3.2.2 SECOND SCENARIO: GREENFIELD 19
3.2.3 THIRD SCENARIO: DEPLOY PRIOR TO LTE 20
3.2.4 FOURTH SCENARIO: DEPLOY/UPGRADE EPC WITHOUT LTE 22
3.3 FUTURE TRENDS 22

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3.3.1 LOAD BALANCING IN SON 23
3.3.2 MOBILITY ROBUSTNESS OPTIMIZATION (MRO) 24
3.3.3 ANTENNA PARAMETERS AND COST REDUCTION AND ANTENNA TILT 25
3.3.4 ELECTRICAL TILT 28
3.3.5 MECHANICAL TILT 29
3.3.6 INSTALLING ANTENNA TILT AND ITS PARAMETERS 31
4.0 FEASIBILITY STUDY ON THE INSTALLATION OF SON OPERATIONS 32
4.1 PLANNING THE NETWORK 32
4.1.1 AUTOMATIC NEIGHBOR RELATIONS 32
4.2 OPTIMIZATION 33
4.2.1 NETWORK AUTOMATION 33
4.2.1 FAULT MANAGEMENT 34
4.3 AUTOMATED ANALYSIS 34
4.3.1 SELF CONFIGURATION 35
4.3.2 SELF OPTIMIZATION 35

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4.3.3 SELF HEALING 35
4.3.4 SELF HEALING CHALLENGING 36
4.3.5 CELL OUTAGE DETECTION 36
4.4 CASE STUDY: THE RETURN ON INVESTMENT (ROI) 37
4.5 RECOMMENDATIONS ON INSTALLING SON AND LTE OPERATIONS 38
5.0 OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES VS BENEFITS 40
5.1 DELAY IN SON 40
5.1.1 TRANSITION PROCESS CHALLENGES 40
5.1.2 LOWER HUMAN INTERACTION 42
5.1.3 MORE AUTOMATED NETWORKS 42
5.2 OTHER TECHNICAL CHALLENGES 42
6.0 CALCULATING THE COST OF SON 45
6.1 SAVINGS 45
6.1.1 BENEFITS 45
6.1.2 OPERATIONAL BENEFITS 46

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6.1.3 FUTURE BENEFITS 46

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6.5 Men's Pre-Shave Cosmetics Distribution Channel Analysis, 2007-17
7 Appendix
7.1 About Canadean
7.2 Disclaimer

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