Automated Assurance
Overview
Analysys Mason's Automated Assurance research programme examines automated assurance in various contexts including how communications service providers (CSPs) can achieve higher NOC and SOC efficiencies; shift their focus from the network to service quality and customer experience; move from physical to virtual networks; and enable closed-loop automation. The programme is based on 25 years of research and interviews with vendors and operators to produce annual market share reports, 5-year forecasts and strategy reports.
Themes
- Hyper-automation and the impact of AI and GenAI. Automation is essential for reducing cost and enabling complex services.
- IT stack consolidation. Shifting to SaaS/managed services and consolidating OSS/BSS applications in streamlined platforms.
- Operational impact of new network technology. Supporting 5G SA and Open RAN, and using new software-defined networks.
Questions answered
- How can AI technologies be implemented to provide the tools needed for hyper-automation of all operational processes?
- Do new telecoms business models break current assurance solutions, and how can these traditional systems withstand the disruption of the emerging telecoms business models?
- What are the implications of supporting Open RAN for assurance systems and do CSPs need a new set of systems to support Open RAN 5G assurance?
- Will emerging technologies and integrated digital solutions make CSP-only assurance systems obsolete?
- How do CSPs implement service-level agreements (SLAs) and how are they used to differentiate CSPs’ services to gain a competitive edge in the market?
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