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12-04-2014, 07:40 PM
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Too many FTs now mobile network overloaded and failing
An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:
http://www.todayonline.com/singapore...ork-congestion SingTel seeks to tackle mobile network congestion SingTel is considering the use of data analytics to ensure a faster and smoother surfing experience for users, especially during the morning rush hour. Photo: Reuters View all 0 comments Share on Tumblr BY TAN WEIZHEN PUBLISHED: APRIL 12, 4:16 AM(PAGE 1 OF 2) - NEXT PAGE | SINGLE PAGE SINGAPORE — As mobile networks in Singapore get increasingly jammed up by consumers hooked on using devices on the go, SingTel is looking at smarter ways of running its networks to ease some of that congestion. Laying out the telco’s strategy for the Singapore market, Mr Paul O’Sullivan, CEO for Group Consumer at SingTel, said the company is looking at ways to use data analytics to ensure a smoother surfing experience. Taking the example of morning rush-hour traffic at MRT stations, Mr O’Sullivan said: “With the growing amount of video and data traffic we see, there are even smarter ways of running networks. “Before they board the train, lots of people might be looking to download a newspaper or something to read. If I use my analytics carefully, I can realise that and can start caching or storing that content quite close to MRT stations, which takes a load off the networks and give customers a faster experience.” Mr O’Sullivan was speaking to reporters at the sidelines of an event to announce a partnership with Samsung Electronics — the world’s largest smartphone maker. With the explosion of smartphone ownership, consumer usage habits have shifted from mainly voice communication and text messaging to high data demand services such as video streaming, which alone gobbles up about 60 per cent of data traffic in Singapore, said SingTel. This has increased data consumption exponentially, with mobile data traffic in Singapore expected to grow more than 10 times to about 37 Petabytes in 2015 from about 3.1 petabytes in 2010, data from the Infocomm Development Authority shows. Mr Mark Chong, CEO of International Group Consumer at SingTel, said the telco is also looking at ways to reduce buffering and congestion when too many users log on to the network and download content. Meanwhile, Mr O’Sullivan added, another of SingTel’s strategies includes a big push to “find ways to digitise the business, making it easier for customers to transact with us”. “Over the next few years, our goal would be to allow customers to (utilise) many of the functions today for which they would have to call a call centre or visit a store; to allow them to be able to do that on-screen,” he said. (PAGE 1 OF 2) - NEXT PAGE | SINGLE PAGEPages Click here to view the whole thread at www.sammyboy.com. 
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