Chloé Durand

5G: DSDS was a step forward. 5G: DSDA is a step change. Following our last edition on Industrial Automation, in this new edition we will explore Radio Access Resiliency. Before DSDS/DSDA — the dark ages of SIM failover When the primary link failed, the device woke it blind, scrambled to attach to a tower, and hoped for the best. The result: 2 to 5 minutes of downtime per incident, frequent ping-pong between two equally degraded connections, and zero visibility into whether the fallback was...

In operation, when latency deteriorates, it's not just QoE that suffers! It's also the bottom line. In this new edition, let's take a look at the industrial sector. In a modern factory, automated machines are constantly connected to control transport networks. Any unexpected deviation in network quality—a spike in latency, packet loss—can trigger a sequence of errors with immediate financial consequences. A robotic arm receives an instruction with a 400 ms delay. The part is poorly...

Move from manual diagnosis to AI-Assisted Analysis In this new edition and last 2025 edition, we will discuss how new conversational technologies can significantly improve network management costs. Conversational network intelligence to predict, correlate, and improve productivity Modern networks generate massive volumes of performance data, which is often scattered and complex to interpret. Every minute spent manually correlating these measurements represents a direct operational cost and a...