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KPI Key Performance Indicator In Telecommunication

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Page 1: Key Performance Indicators (KPI)

KPIKey Performance Indicator

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Telecommunication

Page 2: Key Performance Indicators (KPI)

ERLANG

The amount of traffic is expressed in ERALNG, which is the magnitude of the telecom traffic.

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INTERFERENCE

The dilemma of frequency planning is provide the needed capacity/coverage within a limited band. The frequency channels therefore need to be re used but it is wise not to increase the interference level. Interference is cause when two network cells use the same channel too close to each other.

Inference can be-

Internal interference: with same network

External Interference: with other network

Other interference: with other devices

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RADIO ACCESS NETWORK QUALITY IMPROVEMENT AND GUIDELINES

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ACCESSIBILITY

Service accessibility is: The ability of a service to be obtained, requested by the user.

Listed below are the KPIs connected to accessibility.

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PAGING SUCCESS RATE

The paging success rate measures the percentage of how many paging attempts that have been answered, either as a result of the first or the second repeated page.

Possible reasons for poor paging performance could be:

Paging congestion in MSC, BSC and MSC/MSS

Poor paging strategy

Poor parameter setting

Poor coverage or High interference

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SDCCH ACCESS SUCCESS RATE

SDCCH Access success rate is a percentage of all SDCCH accesses received in the BSC.

Possible reasons for poor SDCCH access performance could be

Too high timing advance( MHT)

Access burst from another co-channel, co-BSIC Cell

Congestion

False accesses due to high noise floor

Unknown access cause code

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SDCCH DROP RATE

The SDCCH drop rate statistic compares the total number of RF losses(While using an SDCCH), as a percentage of the total number of call attempts for SDCCH channels.

Possible reasons for SDCCH Drop rate could be

Low signal strength on downlink or uplink

Poor quality on downlink or uplink

Too high timing advance

Congestion on TCH

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CALL SETUP SUCCESS RATE(CSSR)

The call setup success rate measures successful TCH assignments of total number of TCH assignment attempts.

* CR is congestion rate

*ASR is assignment success rate

Reason for low call setup success rate (CSSR)

TCH Congestion

Interference or poor coverage

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CALL SETUP TCH CONGESTION RATE

The call setup TCH congestion rate statistic provides the percentage of attempts to allocate a TCH call setup that was blocked in a cell.

Possible reasons for call setup Block could be

Increasing Traffic demand

Bad dimensioning

High Antenna Position

High Mean Holding Time (MHT)

Low Handover Activity

Congestion in surrounding cell

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RETAINABILITY

The service retains ability is “ The ability of a service, once obtained, to continue to be provided under given conditions for a requested durations.

Listed below are the KPIs connected to retain the ability.

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CALL DROP RATE (CDR)

This KPI gives the rate of drop call. Percent of TCH dropped after TCH assignment complete.

DR is directed retry (paging from HLR to MS)

AS is assignment success

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CDR

Possible reason for Call Drop Rate Low signal strength on uplink or downlink

Lack of best server

Congestion on neighboring cells

Battery flaws

Poor quality on downlink or uplink

Too high timing advance

Antenna problems

Low BTS output power

Missing neighboring cell definitions

Unsuccessful outgoing and/or incoming handover

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HOSR (HANDOVER SUCCESS RATE)

The handover success rate shows the percentage of successful handover of all handover attempts. A handover attempts is when a handover command is sent to the mobile.

Possible reasons for the poor handover success rate could be-

Congestion

Link connection

Bad antenna installation

The MS measures signal strength of another co-or adjacent cell than presumed

Incorrect handover relations

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HOSR

Incorrect locating parameter settings

Bad radio coverage

High interference, co-channel or adjacent

There are two type of HOSR Failure

1. Incoming Handover Failure- Incoming hand over failure observed. There is problem at main site.

2. Outgoing Handover Failure- Outgoing handover calls failure, means there are problem with the neighboring cells.