Build the network where users are
Coverage and capacity decisions still rest on drive tests and planning-tool predictions, so CAPEX goes where the model says. We base them on where real users are and what they experience.
Results
Drive tests, replaced by geolocated traces from real users
More road kilometres under continuous watch, from network traces instead of drive tests.
Faster planning decisions.
Use cases
Each one starts from your network data and ends with a decision your engineers can act on.
Capacity analysis
Congestion today and twelve months ahead. For each cell, the cheapest fix that works: a parameter, a carrier or a new site.
National roaming
Traffic riding the partner network located and valued, with the sites that bring it home ranked by return.
Big accounts
Coverage at every enterprise customer site, the contracts at risk and the fix, in euros.
Network consolidation and spectrum decisions
Which sites can go dark safely after a merger or a refarming, and what each decision is worth.
Indoor analysis
Indoor experience per building from traces, with no walk tests, and where a small cell or DAS pays back.
Every plan starts from where real users are, not from where a drive test happened to go.
Key benefits
Invest where users are
Build, densify or add a layer based on where real users are and what they experience, with every zone ranked by people affected and NPV.
MasOrange: 160,000 km of roads under continuous watch →
See the network before you build it
The after-network previewed with what-if, with the people it improves and its NPV, before the CAPEX is committed.
Orange: planning decisions 3x faster
Plan without drive tests
Coverage and rollout decisions taken on geolocated traces from real users, so field campaigns become the exception.
Telefónica: 90% fewer drive tests.
“O2 climbed one position in independent rankings after deploying our anomaly detection and root cause analysis engines.”
See the plan on your own data
Bring one planning decision and one region. We run the agents on your data and show you where the CAPEX should go.
