Introduction To Aircom Optima 5z5xa

AIRCOM OPTIMA 7.0 Presented by: © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Agenda  Performance management challenges  OPTIMA introduction and customer success stories  Solution roap  OPTIMA architecture  OPTIMA features  OPTIMA add-on modules and Professional Services portfolio

 Conclusion 2

© 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Performance management challenges

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A needs to see a high level ‘monitoring view’ but also be able to drill into the details for troubleshooting To be confident with the analysis a needs to be sure the data availability and integrity is high

Multi-vendor

End-to-end

Data analysis

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As interdependence between network domains increases it is no longer feasible to analyse a piece of the network in isolation Without a tool that provides and end-to-end view significant manual work is required to troubleshoot and report on the network

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With typically 15 or more vendors in a network managing all the vendor specific tools is costly and time consuming Having multiple tools makes it difficult to get an aligned view of performance across vendors without significant manual work


Addressing the challenges with OPTIMA  A Performance Management system that allows you to:  Reliably load network performance data  Store multi-vendor, multi-technology PM data on a single database  Analyse PM data using flexible queries and graphs  Drill down/up/across on data to find root causes to problems  Create custom reports, performance alarms and threshold crossing alerts  A platform for Radio, Core, TX, IP and Fixed networks  A highly configurable and flexible system that allows easy integration to many 3rd party sources and reporting solutions

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OPTIMA solution map CAT Planning

Backhaul Planning

RF Planning

Configuration Management

Performance Management

Mobile Network 6


Network monitoring 

Network and service level views

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Delivered reports, straight to the key people

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Online web reporting, dashboards and visualization

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Soft alarms with Fault-systems forwarding

Network status at a glance 7


Network reporting and analysis Dynamic report distribution 

Scheduled reports eliminate the need for manual reporting, always showing the latest data

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Various formats including PDF and Excel™

Clear and intuitive GUI 

One click away from data via Favourites

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Data presented graphically, numerically and geographically

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Intuitive organisation of data via familiar, explorer-style folder views

Powerful analysis capabilities 

Drill-down and drill-up functionality

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Native integration to other AIRCOM products such as ASSET

Dynamic report distribution and powerful analysis 8


Adaptable solution Flexible reporting

 Intuitive reporting, including Excel™ reports can be easily customised to meet any operators’ needs.  Data can be pulled from different sources in order to automatically produce almost any engineering report

Easy to use ETL layer

 Highly configurable with GUI istration

 All components log errors and warnings to log files for rapid troubleshooting and diagnosis of problems

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Multi-technology Domains

Single platform for Mobile RAN, Mobile Core, IP, Transmission and Fixed network domains.

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Integration possible to Planning tools, Business Intelligence tools, Fault Management systems, Service Quality Management systems, Customer Experience systems, etc.

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SBC

MGCF

BGCF

CS-Domain

Technology-specific analysis packs for GSM, UMTS, LTE, CDMA, Tetra and other technologies

IP-Transport

Access

PS-Domain MGW

HLR SGSN

PE

GGSN SGW

HSS P

UTRAN MSC NodeB

PDG

PCRF

RNC

MRF VAS

TRANSMISSION

S

SeG

UNC

PSTN E-UTRAN

Eth/PDH/SDH SRF ATM

SG

FR

STP

Evolved Packet Core

Technology-agnostic platform allows for any Mobile or Fixed network technology to be integrated.

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CSCF BSC

BTS

E-NodeB

Technologies 

IMS-Domain GERAN

TDM

IP

VMS

MME SSP + LE

PBX SMS-SC

OAM

Optical P-GW

OMC

S-GW

OXC

S

One platform for all domains & technologies 10


Scalable Solution OPTIMA scales to 130TB and beyond  In live deployments OPTIMA has scaled to 130TB of Database size, with over 5TB loading per day.

 OPTIMA Loaders have the capability to be vastly parallel and also demonstrated effective back-loading (e.g. after network outage)

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Periods/day

Full day

Rows/day

Files/day

MB/day

~430

1440 mins

2,886,451,200

29,790,720

4,980,960 (~5TB/day)


Customer success story 1 CUSTOMER

PROBLEM

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A North American Tier 1 operator with >95 Million subscribers >350,000 cells Ericsson, Nokia, Nortel, Siemens, Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, HP + many VAS platforms

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To provide common reporting platform across organisation for over 2000 s Integrated 2G, 2.5G, 3G, LTE and core solution, encoming more than 30 interfaces 350 Terabytes – 2TB+ data load / day

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SOLUTION PROVIDED

BENEFITS REALISED

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AIRCOM OPTIMA rolled out with more than 30 interfaces AIRCOM providing complete turnkey solution including on-site istration, maintenance and custom report creation

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AIRCOM OPTIMA successfully implemented and providing common warehouse for all wireless network statistics High-Availability System with > 99.95% availability using Oracle RAC 24x7 provided Extremely large, near real-time data loading requirements – proven scalability of the OPTIMA PM solution

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PROBLEM

SOLUTION PROVIDED

BENEFITS REALISED

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Large European mobile network operator >20m subscribers > 85000 GSM and UMTS cells Ericsson, Motorola, Nokia and Siemens equipment

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Need to provide common reporting platform across 1200+ s s were comfortable with the existing reports Data quality and availability was not good enough

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OPTIMA deployed to cover RAN, Transmission and Core across the GSM, GPRS and UMTS networks encoming more than 20 interfaces All existing reports and data exports replicated Strong emphasis on data quality and availability

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Report replication provided an easy transition for s. A single tool to cover all domains provided enhanced efficiency and reduced TCO, all with increased data integrity and availability. De-centralised report istration provided enhanced usability TeMIP integration for alarms ensured tight integration to existing environment © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Customer success story 3    

Large European fixed-line operator (5th largest in Europe) >20m subscribers >60,000 network elements Alcatel, Nortel, Ericsson, NEC, Siemens, Huawei, ZTE, Cisco, Juniper, Newbridge, Tellabs equipment

PROBLEM

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Needed a common reporting platform across the organisation Wanted a single integrated solution for the whole network, encoming more than 28 interfaces

SOLUTION PROVIDED

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OPTIMA deployed using their preferred System Integrator Covering SDH, PDH, ATM, Ethernet, IP/MPLS and xDSL Data collection via SNMP, FTP, SFTP, CORBA and TL1 Performance alarming implementation with SNMP forwarding to a fault management system

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Efficient deployment as System Integrator had excellent customer knowledge AIRCOM provided recommended best practices which increased monitoring and troubleshooting efficiency A single reporting solution across the company capable of reporting on the whole network greatly simplified istration and usability

CUSTOMER

BENEFITS REALISED

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PROBLEM

SOLUTION PROVIDED

BENEFITS REALISED

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Large Southeast Asian operator >8 m subscribers > 45,000 GSM and UMTS cells > 600 IP devices

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Different PM tools for mobile, wireline and IP domains Data delays, questionable integrity and accuracy Integration to FM (Fault), SQM (Service), EPS (Planning), NCR (Inventory) not possible

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OPTIMA provided an integrated 2G, 2.5G, 3G, core, wireline and IP solution encoming more than 30 interfaces across 14 different vendors. 15 minute data from OSS and 5 min polling intervals for IP devices Integration to 3rd Party systems

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Common warehouse and reporting platform for all network statistics Enhanced reports providing end-to-end view possible Reports and Performance Alarms generated automatically New custom reports created by customer Integration with fault, service, planning and inventory systems provided increased monitoring and analysis efficiency © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd


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Solution roap ASSET

 Expand on your initial OPTIMA solution by adding additional vendors and technologies to monitor more of your network

Additional interfaces

 AIRCOM consultants provide world class expertise across the entire mobile network and can assist with best practise around our tool suite including Network Performance Improvement services based upon OPTIMA 17

 With OPTIMA and ASSET you can use live network performance data to enhance the quality of your planning.

Report writing

 Development of custom reports as required by the customer

OPTIMA

AIRCOM Consulting Services and Solutions

Onsite

 Onsite istration and of the OPTIMA system including data latency and data quality monitoring and troubleshooting



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OPTIMA Architecture Collect, Store, Process, Analyse, Distribute

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Mediation/ETL  Highly configurable with GUI istration  Highly reliable and stable and operates in an unsupervised mode – heartbeat functions for all processes  All programs are designed to restart and continue processing automatically  All components log errors and warnings to log files for rapid troubleshooting and diagnosis of problems  Windows™ and UNIX (HP and Sun) platforms ed 20

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Data warehouse  Scalable database layer allowing Petabytes of storage  Powerful and flexible Summary process used for time and element aggregation as well as dynamic busy hour calculations

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Data Quality to allow confidence factor in reports Archive and maintenance System logs to allow system monitoring and alarming External data sources via db links Oracle, RAC, BAR (Backup, Archive Restore) and best practices


Application Layer  Scalable application tier allowing high volume of concurrent s  The AIRCOM OPTIMA client can be launched via a local installation or via an application server

 Application server farm via Citrix allowing remote s over the internet

 Alarm server solution allowing scalable growth and northbound forwarding to Fault Management System(s)

 Web access for published reports, dynamic reports and GIS

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Functionality - Logical Architecture

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Work Areas/Dashboards  Map business

processes  Capacity planning  Optimisation  KPI mapping  Fault diagnosis

 Dashboard 

Dashboard style graphs and grids

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Automatic refreshing and paging

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NOC

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Inspector  Manage modules and module combinations

 Define your own modules and

module combinations to display any network data

 Customisable display of any KPI for any time period

 Display data from any ORACLE® database

 Advanced data grid functions – grouping, filter and summarisation

 Module linking and drill up, down and across

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Inspector Modules

Module Combinations

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“Stored Queries” Run-time selection of elements and dates “Hierarchy aware” Library supplied with tool – advanced s add and publish

Containers to combine and run modules Present results (Grid and Graph)

Further manipulate retrieved data Library with tool – s add and publish

Ericsson Cell (hourly) Ericsson Key KPIs

myComb1: Cell Analysis

Ericsson BH KPIs

Ericsson HO Stats Nortel Worst Cells

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myComb2: Vendor Comparison

Graph Grid Filter Sort Threshold Group Drill down Drill up Drill across ……


KPI Manager Performance based custom counters

 Allows defined counters, associated with a table, to collect data by applying a formula

 Viewed within the Inspector, reporter or data explorer

 Expression builder for counter definition

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KPI architecture

 Centrally stored KPI definitions  Reporting solutions can: 

Directly access raw and aggregate data

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Build in KPI definition place holders, which are automatically assessed during data access. These can be used in normal, time or element aggregations

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Directly query KPI views, maintained by the same KPI definitions

 KPI views can be used with the AIRCOM OPTIMA summary for permanent storage

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Data Explorer overview Data

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Browsing of raw, summary, Busy Hour and custom data

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Counter and KPI viewing Displaying table data Categories (using/managing)

Counter search

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Named counter

Wild cards Repeated search (find next)



Data Explorer: Query Builder Aimed at non-SQL s for easy creation of queries

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Intuitive drag and drop

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Filtering criteria, s, sorting, grouping

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Can preview results

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Integrated with Inspector

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Provides ad-hoc querying of the database

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Can use date and element filters



Data Explorer: Grid functions        

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Provides Excel type functionality Drop down grid filter Drop down custom grid filter Grid filter builder

Sorting Grouping e.g. RNC, CELL Group summaries Other options: exporting, view details, column options with thresholds etc



AIRCOM OPTIMA Reporter

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Key management reports can be scheduled and sent automatically or posted to a web site

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Conditional scheduling allows reports to be automatically sent to appropriate recipient

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Fully definable report content on any data in the database and external sources

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Run time parameters provide further flexibility on report output


REPORT Scheduler

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Scalable automated report scheduling

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Distribute reports via Email, Printer, file share and the Web

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Various formats ed:

Flexible scheduling allows the reports to be generated at any frequency pattern

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Report Archiving Format (*.RAF) Comma Separated Values (*.CSV) Acrobat Reader File (*.PDF) XHML

Rich Text Format (*.RTF) Hyper Text Markup Format (*.HTML) Excel File (*.XLS) Bitmap File (*.BMP)

JPEG File Interchange Format (*.JPEG) Tagged Image File Format (*.TIFF)



Fixed and IP networks Data acquisition

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Mediation acquisition s SNMP collection

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Enables OPTIMA to load and monitor fixed and IP based networks

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Full SNMP GUI

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Scalable to 1000s of devices

Enhanced IP/Fixed capability Configure multiple devices, pollers and reports quickly and easily

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Integration with ENTERPRISE (1of 2) PM stats can be displayed next to cells

Coverage plot from ASSET 36

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Engineers see PM stats on the 2D Map

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All GIS layers available

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Hierarchy populated automatically from planning software.

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Query across systems. Planning data with configuration data and performance statistics.

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2G coverage and 3G simulation arrays

Playback functionality of performance events

Cells coloured by scrambling code © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Integration with ENTERPRISE (2 of 2) PM stats can be displayed next to cells on site database

Different tabs for daily and weekly stats

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Alarm Module (1 of 2) The OPTIMA Alarm module provides the ability to define thresholds and conditions on performance data that can generate alarm events for internal reporting as well as feeding the data into a fault management system. Network Performance Alarms

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Define thresholds and conditions on performance data that can generate alarm events Report within OPTIMA and feed to a fault management system Define alarms on any KPI or counter

System Alarms

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OPTIMA s the creation of system alarms for the OPTIMA system’s performance Configurable on OPTIMA logs and system KPIs Hidden from regular s

ETL Alarms

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OPTIMA s the creation of Threshold Crossing Alerts (TCA’s) Raise Performance alarms immediately to the alarm system, during data load

Realise network issues earlier


Alarm Module (2 of 2)   

friendly GUI

Network

Interface Programs

Alarm GUI

AIRCOM OPTIMA DB

Full flexibility in alarm definition (any counter/KPI) Multiple and complex thresholds

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Alarms definitions stored in database

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Ripple counts

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Alarms can be cleared automatically

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Forwarding to FM systems

Fault Management Systems

Alarm Service

Different profiles based on time of event

Alarm handler – events can be reported via SMS/e-mail

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SNMP Alarm Forwarding  

Requires the Alarms module to work

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External SNMP clients (such as a fault management system) can request information about alarms in the database.

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The SNMP Agent can send SNMP TRAPS to external SNMP clients (forward alarms to a fault management system).

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An SNMP Agent provides an outgoing interface for alarms and is compliant with X.733 (ITU Alarm reporting standard).


Sandbox overview  

development area for prototyping analysis solutions

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Elevated rights allow s to develop functions and procedures within their Sandbox storage, access to the rest of the system remains read-only outside the OPTIMA client

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Reduces impact on production environment and prevents prototypes bringing down the system

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Dedicated and self contained storage area allocated by system s to individual s

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Automatic expiry of objects, configurable based on the type of object and

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Create data tables, materialized views, views, private synonyms and database links through the OPTIMA client


Sandbox istration   

Monitor and manage all Sandbox objects created by Sandbox s

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Manage promotion requests; rejecting, accepting and implementing.

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Manage storage allocation for all Sandbox s

Manage expiry options for Sandbox objects to ensure storage is released from old objects and ensure objects in regular use are promoted to the production environment and managed properly, i.e. monitored, maintained, backed up etc


Sandbox: correlating data sources

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The OPTIMA Sandbox can be used to Workflows and as a means to correlate PM data with data loaded ad-hoc from other sources.

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Examples of this can be correlating PM data with data from:  Customer database  Rollout schedule  Fault Management  Etc. © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

WEBWIZARD (1 of 2) 

A Web publishing tool that allows you to have 24/7 access to:

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Radio planning data and Coverage arrays Core, access, transmission planning data

Drive test and Performance Management data Virtually any other kind of data you would like to distribute across your organisation or to your customers

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WEBWIZARD gives you a holistic view of the network to take the right action at the right time.

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A technology-agnostic platform: GSM, UMTS, LTE, WiMAX, all possible. A system with excellent security and data integrity. A tool that can work in very large corporate environments: reliable platform and scalable Citrix-friendly.

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WEBWIZARD (2 of 2)

View all required data read and correlated from multiple sources for internal or external (public) use

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Internal or public customised web display to streamline business processes.

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Scenario assessment visualisation - disaster recovery, service provisions, green initiatives.

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Display regulatory target achievements.

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Customer care, Marketing, Financial projection and analysis.


OPTIMA Professional Services A number of professional services are offered around OPTIMA to enable customers to get the maximum Service Name Description benefit from the product

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OPTIMA report writing service

Development of custom reports as required by the customer

OPTIMA onsite

Onsite istration and of the OPTIMA system

OPTIMA system audit

An audit and health check on the OPTIMA system against the latest best practice template.

OPTIMA system standardisation

Implementation of recommendations from the OPTIMA system audit service

OPTIMA 3rd party consultancy

Consultancy on 3rd party products included in an OPTIMA system including hardware dimensioning and Oracle configuration

OPTIMA interface customisation

Customisation of standard OPTIMA interfaces to meet specific requirements

OPTIMA migration

Migration of historical data, KPI’s and reports from a previous PM solution

OPTIMA application hosting

Hosting and maintenance of the OPTIMA system by AIRCOM International (excludes optimisation consultancy services)

OPTIMA training

, Advanced and training is available to ensure maximum benefit is achieved from the tool

Network optimisation

AIRCOM Consultancy can provide numerous Network Performance Improvement services based upon OPTIMA



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In summary Operational Power

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Detects problems before they occur through trend analysis and soft alarms. Powerful reports and dashboards.

Multi-vendor, Multidomain

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Single PM solution across multiple vendors and technologies RAN, Core, Transmission, IP and Fixed domains covered

Flexibility

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Can easily integrate any new data feed. Its flexible ETL and client applications allow any type of interface to be easily integrated and deployed.

OPTIMA – Efficient reporting and analysis built on powerful mediation

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Trusted by the 6 largest MNO Groups in the World

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Thank you © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Additional slides © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Key differentiators vs IBM & Mycom AIRCOM OPTIMA

IBM Netcool PM

Mycom PrOptima

Coverage of Mobile, Fixed, Transmission and Core Network interfaces Open ETL layer that allows Customers to deploy their own interfaces Large set of network vendor Interfaces Integration to Radio Planning Tool Oracle database storage of PM counters 53


Vendor Interfaces management © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Vendor Interfaces An OPTIMA interface refers to unique feed of data from an external south bound system into the AIRCOM OPTIMA database for reporting and analysis. Standard interfaces are deployed using standard off the shelf AIRCOM mediation and database program components.

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OPTIMA interfaces are developed by AIRCOM’s dedicated Vendor Interfaces team.

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Interfaces are priced according to a complexity matrix comprising of the following:  Data model  Standard reports and modules required  Standard KPI set required  Parser  Loader  Summaries required  Busy hour summaries required

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A library of approximately 150 unique interfaces are available off the shelf. New interfaces are being developed continuously and versions are updated as vendors release new versions.


Interfaces - Components  Each interface consists of the following components

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Component

Description

Parser

Interface specific parser used to parse the data from the vendor proprietary format to a standard .csv file

OIT Template

An instance of the OPTIMA installation tool template covering the data model for a specific interface

KPI’s, reports and modules

AIRCOM’s standard KPIs, reports, modules and module combinations for a specific interface

Mediation and database programs

Standard off the shelf mediation and database components used to deploy an interface. Except the parser all the programs are non-specific to an interface © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

LTE Success  

OPTIMA already has commercially deployed LTE interfaces.

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AIRCOM was chosen to assist a North American Tier 1 operator with their LTE vendor selection.

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Currently deploying OPTIMA interfaces for a North American Tier 1 operator’s LTE network covering the following interfaces:

Interoperability certification partnership with Huawei - Huawei eUTRAN interface certification already awarded.

LTE Interfaces Ericsson eUTRAN

Cisco S-GW

Huawei eUTRAN

Cisco P-GW

Alcatel Lucent eUTRAN

Cisco PCRF

Ericsson MME

HP IMS HSS

Ericsson E-OC EBS-M

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Current LTE Vendor Library eUTRAN Ericsson Alcatel Lucent Samsung Huawei

MME Ericsson Alcatel Lucent Samsung

PGW/SGW Cisco NSN

HSS HP NSN

PCRF Cisco OpenNet

IP transport HSS P-GW

MME PCRF S-GW

eNB

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eUTRAN Interface Example 

Reports provide a high level picture 82 Reports Report Classes • Accessibility • Retainability • Availability • Mobility • Network Usage • Integrity • Subscribers

Aggregation Levels • Network – N Worst • Network • P-GW • S-GW

79 KPIs Summary Periods • Hourly • Daily • Weekly • Monthly

82 Modules Module Groups

Aggregation Levels

Aggregation Periods

• Mobility • Network Usage • Integrity • Subscribers

• Network • Busy hour

• Weekly • Monthly

• • Accessibility Modules allow to KPI • Cell detailed analysis • Raw • Retainability • P-GW • Hourly and RAW counter level • Daily • Availability • S-GW

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KPI Classes • Accessibility • Retainability • Availability • Mobility • Network Usage • Integrity • Subscribers

KPI Areas • Paging Performance • Network Access • RRC Conn Establish • S1 Sig Establish • ERAB Establish • ERAB Modification • CSSR • RRC Call Drops • VOIP Call Drops • Total Call Drops • Unavailability • UL Congestion • DL Congestion • U Usage • eNodeB Power • s count • Total Throughput • IP Latency • HO (LTE <-> UTRAN) • HO (LTE <-> GERAN) • HO Inter Freq


OPTIMA Licensing model © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

AIRCOM OPTIMA licensing summary 

In of licensing the AIRCOM OPTIMA solution can be divided into two distinct parts: client and interfaces

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The AIRCOM OPTIMA client is licensed based on the size of the network which is measured by the number of elements managed in the loaded interfaces

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Additionally, it is possible to buy “Productivity Packs” for the client side. These packs are licensed in the same way as the AIRCOM OPTIMA client.

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The AIRCOM OPTIMA interfaces are licensed around the number and types of interfaces loading into the data warehouse

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AIRCOM grants to the Customer a non-exclusive and non-transferable licence to use the Licensed Material in the Territory during the Licence Period for the internal business purposes of the Customer

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What you get for your licences  AIRCOM OPTIMA client (base pack)  Standard features  Report scheduler

 Productivity pack: Alarm module  Alarms service  Alarm notifier

 Productivity pack: SNMP forwarding  Productivity pack: Sandbox 62

 Per Interface pack  Mediation components: data acquisition program e,g. FTP, parser, combiner, validator, loader, monitor, directory maintenance, log viewer,  Database components: summary, Data quality and database maintenance  Reporting components: KPIs, Reports, Modules and Alarms

 Non-AIRCOM developed interfaces  Includes the right to use the all the interface pack components excluding the parser and reporting components © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Network growth

AIRCOM OPTIMA Licensing Productivity Packs

AIRCOM OPTIMA base pack (client)

Mediation components

Data model and database components

Std KPI’s, modules, reports & alarms

Interfaces

Interface size: XS, S, M, L, XL (AIRCOM defined) 63


Element Count Domain Mobile RAN (Cell)

IP

VAS IMS Fixed NW Fixed (PSTN)

Transmission (links) Total Elements 64

NE Type

Ratio

GERAN Cell UTRAN Cell CDMA Cell WiMAX E LTE Cells WiFi Access point Femto Cells IP Core NEs Routers/Switch Gateways Firewalls WAN Switches Servers IMS NE Switch xDSL (DSLAM) Local exchange All transmission ( 70% GRAN , CDMA cells) If Transmission interfaces NA are requested.

Customer Elements Input Element Equivalent

Weight 1 1 1 1 1 0.5 0.25 5 1 100 50 100 100 100

100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

4,083 420 0 0 0 0 0 6 23 0 0 0 1 0

4,083 420 0 0 0 0 0 30 23 0 0 0 100 0

1 15 25

100% 100% 100%

0 0 0

0 0 0

70%

0

0 4,656 © 2012 AIRCOM International Ltd

Interface Sizing Item

Description

Very Small

Small

Medium

Large

V Large

Data Model

AIRCOM defined Data Model Functional complexity, Multi-NE domain AIRCOM defined Standard pack of KPIs, Reports & Modules

< 5 raw tables*

Up to 10 raw tables* Low

Up to 20 raw tables*

Up to 40 raw tables* High

40+ raw tables*

AIRCOM defined Standard pack of KPIs, Reports & Modules

AIRCOM AIRCOM defined defined Standard pack of KPIs, Standard pack Reports & Modules of KPIs, Reports & Modules



Parser

Data Parser

Single File format/version

Single File format/version

Loader

Loaded counter types

Single file format /Up to 2 file versions Not restricted.

Summaries

Loaded counters aggregated on a time level.

Counters are non- Counters are Not restricted. cumulative and not non-cumulative arrayed and not arrayed 1 x Daily, Weekly & 1 x Daily, 1 x Daily, Weekly & Monthly for each Weekly & Monthly for each raw raw table*** Monthly for table*** each raw table***

Single file format /Up to 2 file versions Not restricted.

1 x Daily, Weekly & Monthly for each raw table***

1 x Daily, Weekly & Monthly for each raw table***

Busy Hour Summaries

1 busy-hour definition

Technological Complexity** Standard KPIs, Report and Modules

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Low



Medium

Single file format /Up to 2 file versions

1 busy-hour definition 1 busy-hour definition

High



Interface Sizing – Notes *Raw table is a direct mapping of one or many interface measurement objects/classes/groups. ** The size of an interface could increase if there is higher technological complexity of functional analysis, data collection, data interpretation etc. High complexity involves: a) Multiple network elements presenting in a domain.e.g.: PSCORE interface including SGSN and GGSN CSCORE interface including MSS/MGW/HLR/R And/or

b) Functional complexity: -If the NE has multiple functionalities then the presentation/analysis is complex. e.g.: IPCORE interface like Multimedia core platform having functionality GGSN, SGSN, PDSN/FA,HA, ASN Gateway,Session Control Manager,ePDG, MME, SGW, PGW, Security Gateway ***Hourly summary tables will also be created where data is sub hourly e.g. 15minutes.

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