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2nd November 2004 at 02:07 #40118RiyadhGuest
Please let me know
1) if there has been a study to improve ASR
2) what are the possible background causes of Low ASR
3) has there been an attempt to model the Final Network ASR ?Please let me know any information on the above points and related areas.
Thanks in advance
Riyadh.
6th January 2005 at 19:27 #40119AlbinoGuest1. Find Carriers with
International ASR>60%
Domestic ASR>80%
2. Use REL Cause to reroute traffic
3. Use more than on carrier for specific destination7th January 2005 at 13:07 #40120ScotGuestJust analyse the ASR and report it to your counter part in international network and ask them to analyse.
50 % Problems at carrier level.
50 % Routing Problem a your Level.Rgds
4th February 2005 at 02:50 #40121switchGuestHi albino what do you mean use rel cause to reroute traffic can you do automatic reroute when you see a specific reroute.
regards,
10th February 2005 at 10:48 #40122SJPGuestWe are conducting a study to improve ASR and model it. The final network ASR will obviously be close to the multiplication of individual link ASR. Low ASR can be either due to subscriber issues or due to Network issues.
10th February 2005 at 20:41 #40123martyss7wizGuestASR are good indications, but if you break them down into further descriptive elements such as Call Completion ratios, Call abandon, do not answers, no route, etc… this will point you in other directions either internal to the switch (looping) or external interconnection.
We have a SS7/VOIP probe that not only generates SS7/VOIP based collelated CDRs but also Mou report, call disposition studies, OPC/DPC reports,etc….
for further information please email me at martyss7wiz@yahoo.com10th March 2005 at 10:27 #40124ALI SIDICKGuestPlease let me know
1) if there has been a study to improve ASR
2) what are the possible background causes of Low ASR
3) has there been an attempt to model the Final Network ASR ?Please let me know any information on the above points and related areas.
Thanks in advance
SIDICK
FROM CHAD11th March 2005 at 05:11 #40125SJPGuest1) if there has been a study to improve ASR
There has been few studies as part of Six SIgma projects to improve ASR.. I am sure there would be similar studies to imrpove ASR in many organisations.
But I am interested in knowing if there has been any study to findout the linkage between ASR and the paid minutes or call volume to a particular destination.
2. There are many reasons…. Just take a trace on a particular destination for an hour or so… You can capture more than 50% of possible reasons.
3. We have just started the modeling of ASR…
14th March 2005 at 16:47 #40126ScotGuestHi Sjp,
What is your usual procedure when you get CONGESTION for a particular destination ?
Rgds
15th March 2005 at 08:23 #40127sjpGuestHi Scot,
Whenever there’s congestion we reroute traffic and pursue with the Carrier for augmentation/rerouting of traffic from us at their end.
18th March 2005 at 03:13 #40128Mohsin IsmailGuestMy suggestion
Activate the VMS by default, so when subscriber cancel the VMS, the subscriber will automatically forward to VMS, This is because when A call B, B with Busy, no reply(answer) or not reach will answer buy a voice mail, then B ofcoz will try to call the VMS centre to retrive the VMS.. so Interms of ASR, it will increase the ASR %.
23rd September 2005 at 14:59 #40129ImranGuestCan any body suggest me ASR improvement strategies to be adopted.
23rd September 2005 at 17:59 #40130MarlonGuestASR is usually determined by two factors as what have been said by others on this forum.
Improving ASR, if ur SWITCH is showing ASR in terms of completion ratio, number of lost calls, or number of blocked calls then there is a switch problem, either your switched were not able to route traffic to its destination or interconnection congestion.
if ur subscriber werent able to finish its calls due to availablity of the network, either receives busy tones or other error tones, then you have to take a look on the performance of your switch in terms of traffic handling.
6th April 2006 at 07:09 #40131SameerGuestLet me again refresh this topic..
As ASR is the main KPI of any N/W.
I found mostly Overflows in TGs,Subscriber behaviour,Routing probs are main factors for ASR.But then also are any other factors….?????27th November 2009 at 10:14 #40132RakeshGuestSahi Samay kaa Intejaar karo aur dhairya se kaam lo….!!! ASR will automatically imrove….!!!
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