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The importance of service performance is also reinforced by research stating that two thirds of subscribers will stop trying a new service after two failed attempts with that service. Therefore, it is increasingly apparent that service assurance tools must be put in place prior to the introduction of
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The practice of service assurance enables CSPs to identify faults in the network and resolve these issues in a timely manner so as to minimize service downtime. The practice also includes policies and processes to proactively pinpoint, diagnose and resolve service quality degradations or device
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There are many drivers for service assurance adoption, with some considering the most important to be the ability to measure the performance of a service. A subscriber’s service experience quality can be directly linked to
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Other factors driving growing interest in service assurance include increasing competition, new challenges due to the convergence of networks, services, applications and devices, enabling services over
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and the merging of IT and telecommunications services. But ultimately, it is the CSP’s ability to ensure a satisfactory level of QoS that will have the greatest impact on revenue.
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Service assurance spending by CSPs is forecast to grow to $ USD 3.0 billion by 2011. Leading global service assurance providers include
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a new service if it is to be successful in the market. This is particularly true of deployments of such services as
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Service Assurance Bridges the Gap Between Reality and Expectation, Part 1: Demand-Side Analysis, Yankee Group
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Anywhere Consumer: 2007 US Communications/Customer Satisfaction Survey, Yankee Group
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Close the Loop to Automate Service Assurance September 2017, Light Reading
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assurance Does This Make You Churn? Mobile Today, January 26, 2006
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Service Assurance Market Review February 2007, OSS Observer
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Service Assurance Market Review February 2007, OSS Observer
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Service Assurance Market Review February 2007, OSS Observer
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Service Assurance Market Review February 2007, OSS Observer
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Index

telecommunications
Communications Service Provider
service quality
Fault
Performance management
Quality of service
Customer experience
Service level agreement
Trouble ticket management
customer churn
IP
VoIP
IPTV
InfoVista
TEOCO
Ericsson
nsn
MYCOM OSI
Anritsu
Riverbed Technology
Spirent
Empirix
JumpSoft
Computer Associates
Telcordia
Tektronix
RADCOM
Agilent
Cisco
HP

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