End-to-end service quality and user experience quality in cellular networks: Concepts, architectures, and performance optimization

Author: (Spanish) Gao Meize, Sanchez
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This book provides a detailed introduction and analysis of the end-to-end service quality and user experience quality of various cellular technologies (GPRS, ECDMA, and CDMA2000) from multiple aspects, including concepts, system architecture, mechanisms and strategies, performance and evaluation criteria, user experience management, and business performance optimization. It offers detailed examples of business optimization for FTP, Web, streaming, and PoC, along with an introduction to key performance indicators. The book also provides examples of analyzing and troubleshooting issues from the perspective of ordinary users, as well as new business management methods that should be adopted in operations—user experience management. This holds significant meaning and reference value for promoting systematic understanding and recognition of end-to-end business optimization in the industry. The book combines theoretical foundations with practical experience, making it suitable for engineering and technical personnel and managers engaged in communication work, especially those involved in mobile communication equipment manufacturing, system construction, maintenance, and optimization, as well as telecom consulting. It can also serve as a reference book for undergraduate and graduate students in relevant university majors or those conducting related research.