Jasenka Rapajic has interviewed me on how to apply the lessons from network performance in telecoms to airline networks, and the industry parallels.
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Jasenka Rapajic has interviewed me on how to apply the lessons from network performance in telecoms to airline networks, and the industry parallels.
The history of packet data has a long list of workarounds to address our problems of quality and performance. That’s not sustainable, so will change.
5G has lots of clever radio engineers making a better radio network. There’s nothing wrong with that. Just the key constraint now lies elsewhere.
We have frozen peas for dinner because the electricity supply is reliable and consistent. Why can’t broadband be just like the power utility?
Gordon Cook has published Cook Report on Internet since 1992, and runs the (in)famous Architecture and Economics of IP Networks private mailing list.
Vodafone has published network data using state-of-the-art high-fidelity measurement and ∆Q metrics. I highlight some of the key slides.
The world seems to be in turmoil, with widespread fear, violence, and chaos. I see powerful forces for good, notably the Internet, displacing evil.
The distilled insight of the world’s top network performance experts is now available for purchase in handbook form. All profits go to a good cause.
Some industries are focused on the end user’s experience, and some, well, are less experientially inclined. How is telecoms doing? Let’s see…
The broadband industry has a lot of unhappy customers complaining about poor speed. They should instead be asking for better stationarity. Here’s why.
I am an expert on the telecommunications business. I help senior executives to make sense of what is happening, anticipate what is coming, and to act decisively in the face of uncertainty. My long-term professional goal is to facilitate three paradigm shifts: for data networking to become a true science; for voice to evolve its own native form of hypermedia; and for cloud-based enterprises to have the most efficient and effective possible means to communicate with their customers - Martin Geddes. Contact us here
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