Streamlining the integration of new sites into the existing network infrastructure is pivotal. Overcoming complexities such as compatibility issues, interoperability challenges, and ensuring seamless service handovers between sites becomes imperative.

Quality assurance entails confirming that the newly deployed site aligns with established benchmarks for coverage, capacity, and reliability, with a concurrent consideration of its impact on neighboring sites. Typically, field measurements concentrate on the specific deployment area rather than monitoring the broader global cluster.

Following field measurements, engineers utilize processing tools to generate comprehensive reports, a process that may extend over several days.

The absence of a centralized reports repository is noteworthy, as the prevailing practice involves the creation of reports in Excel format, which are subsequently disseminated via email. This reliance on email-based distribution potentially poses challenges in terms of version control, accessibility, and overall document management efficiency.

For new site integration issues, the current procedure involves a manual root cause analysis to facilitate issue resolution.

Engineers require specialized tools to comprehensively monitor network energy consumption from various perspectives.