By Telecom Lead Team: Tektronix Communications, a
provider of customer experience, network, and service assurance solutions, has
secured the LTE market leadership position, partnering with more than 15 key
tier one and tier two operators globally.
“By working with Tektronix Communications, leading
operators around the world have achieved first to market advantages to achieve
operational and commercial readiness for LTE from a single supplier,” said Lyn
Cantor, president, Tektronix Communications.
Tektronix Communications is uniquely positioned within
the market to support the full LTE technology lifecycle from early testing in
the labs to full network wide deployment, allowing operators to better manage,
optimize and monetize their networks, the company claimed.
The company said that its solutions enabled operators to
uncover new customer and revenue opportunities and at the same time minimize
their infrastructure and deployment costs as the need to assure the customer
experience and deliver personalized services continues to grow.
The depth of its portfolio across these domains enables
operators to address key LTE issues now as part of initial market roll-out, or
in the future, as their business and customer needs evolve.
This cross domain capability enables Tektronix
Communications to translate network data into business impacting decisions to
help operators monitor and act on specific business use cases. This includes
revenue roaming optimization, bill shock, speed boost offers and network
quality of service to reduce churn,” said Patrick Kelly, research
director at Analysys Mason.
Tektronix deployed the K2Air LTE monitoring probes
for LTE access networks, which support lab tests, live network
troubleshooting and optimization, and quickly identify root causes, allowing
operators to improve cell capacity or deal with smartphone signaling storm
issues.
Recently, Tektronix introduced a new comprehensive protocol test platform that allows engineers to
analyze, stimulate, stress and characterize high-speed serial links, with
support for speeds up to 10Gb/s.
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