SoftBank Mobile Selects JDSU xSIGHT for LTE Assurance
Japan’s SoftBank Mobile (SBM) has selected the JDSU xSIGHT Customer Experience Assurance solution to optimize the scale and quality of experience (QoE) of its LTE services, and offer a differentiated customer experience. JDSU said it was picked following a competitive trial.
“SBM had a very demanding and aggressive set of requirements, which is a testament to a strong commitment to continually improve the quality of their LTE service offerings and customer satisfaction,” said Sue Spradley, senior vice president and general manager of JDSU’s Network and Service Enablement business segment. “JDSU is proud of the innovation and value that we proved in the trial and that we were chosen as SBM’s assurance partner for LTE success.”
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Japan’s SoftBank Mobile (SBM) has selected the JDSU xSIGHT Customer Experience Assurance solution to optimize the scale and quality of experience (QoE) of its LTE services, and offer a differentiated customer experience. JDSU said it was picked following a competitive trial.
