Tel Aviv, Israel – RADCOM Ltd., has introduced its latest artificial intelligence (AI)-driven use case to drive automated network management while saving costs and enhancing the end-user experiences. RADCOM’s virtualised network operations centre (vNOC), enabled by the latest version of the RADCOM ACE solution, redefines network operations through extensive automation and 5G analytics.
The vNOC powered by AI-driven analytics resolves customer-affecting issues through anomaly detection and automatic root cause analysis, drastically improving the first-time resolution rate. This helps drive down costs and make network teams more efficient while improving customer services. AI-driven analytics can also intelligently monitor and enhance services like roaming, private networks, video streaming fixed wireless access (FWA), Internet of Things (IoT), and voice over new-radio (VoNR) while saving significant operational costs.
“5G network complexity has increased the need for automation and advanced AI-driven analytics,” says Rami Amit, chief technology officer, and head of product at RADCOM. ”We continue to innovate and develop our RADCOM ACE solution by adding more automation and AI-powered insights without manual intervention. Our AI-powered analytics helps operators automate their network and service operations centres and save CAPEX/OPEX through proactive optimisation.”
The latest version of RADCOM ACE delivers machine learning (ML) based 5G network diagnostics, extensive root cause analysis automation, and proactive network insights, identifying and resolving network anomalies to boost NOC/SOC operations. It offers operators an ML-based approach for the network operations centre/security operation centre (NOC/SOC), highlighting network degradations and drastically reducing time to resolution while streamlining workflows for engineering teams.
By using general adversarial networks (GAN), RADCOM ACE unlocks the power of generative AI for network analytics and improves the proactive analytics that feeds the vNOC. The solution generates synthetic data as an alternative to real network data to train and strengthen AI models for advanced 5G use cases and deliver new use cases.
Some of the new use cases offered by the virtual network operations centre platform include the following:
- Saves OPEX and reduces mean time to resolution by using AI-powered analytics that detects anomalies and automates operational workflows for 5G.
- Optimises proactively service quality for roaming, RAN, IoT, FWA, VoNR, VoLTE, and more.
- Integrates assurance into the public cloud to automate end-to-end service and network lifecycle management while improving the service quality.
Visit the RADCOM booth at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona from February 27 to March 2, 2023, in Hall 2, Booth 2B75.
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