Capitalizing on Synchronization: Reducing the Effects of Churn in Wireless Networks
Date: 4/10/2006 4:38:00 PM
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Research of the standalone element of network synchronization produces a perspective that underscores the relationship of subscriber behavior and usage preferences to the effective lowering of dropped calls. Through an analysis of billing data and operational use patterns, a distinct bias exists toward networks that demonstrate better-than-standard synchronization and produce fewer call disconnects over the subscriber experience.
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