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In today’s digitalized world and highly competitive business environment, telecom companies need forward-looking, predictive insights that can help them differentiate their services, solve customer problems and sell more. In short, they need telecommunication analytics.
Watch a Demo BOOK A PERSONALIZED DEMO Request a Demo FREE TRIALTelecom’s types of communication are an essential part of people’s lives nowadays. There are over 6 billion smartphone users and over 4 billion active internet users worldwide. With the rapid rise in these numbers, telecom companies get flooded with data every single second. The competition to provide the best plans and services to customers to grow profits becomes even more challenging for telecom companies. Telecommunication analytics can help them segment the market and provide the exact personalized deals that different customers want. It can also help optimize network usage and improve customer experience and security.
Customer service teams have access to the full customer data so they can understand the customer better and make better decisions when interacting with them. A detailed analysis of customer telecom data can help businesses identify what impacts the customer experience and optimize it accordingly.
Data analytics helps telecom companies understand their customers better by reviewing their usage of different services, service preferences, billing and location data, purchase history and more. With this knowledge, CSPs can develop personalized offerings and advertising deals to target the right audience at the right time.
Telecommunication analytics can help forecast network usage patterns, service performance and identify any factors and events that might impact the quality of service and therefore the customer experience. Thanks to these insights, telecom companies can improve their network operations to prevent churn and improve customer satisfaction.
Network security is one of telecom’s industry’s biggest concerns. Data analytics, however, identifies security threats, potential attacks, and anomalies to find out where vulnerability exists. By doing so, telecom companies can strengthen network security and prevent cyber-attacks before they can cause any damage.
Telecommunication dashboards enable companies to gain deeper insights into their most important KPIs such as network coverage, network usage, customer satisfaction and more. They help telecom companies visualize and track how business is performing.
This dashboard helps monitoring the most important network performance KPIs such as latency, frequent retransmit, and call setup time. These insights help you figure out key performance activities like how many calls did the network dropped for example. When you know those things, you’ll know where to focus and optimize for best network performance.
By analyzing customer support tickets and wait times, telecom service providers can quickly resolve any issues to ensure customers remain happy with their services. Customer satisfaction overview dashboard lets you track subscription details, satisfaction ratings, support tickets statues and more to help you optimize customer service operations and increase the average revenue per customer.
Embedded telecommunications analytics integrates data analysis capabilities directly into telecom systems and applications, enabling real-time monitoring, optimization, and decision-making.
Embedded analytics in the telecommunication industry is primarily used to monitor network performance, analyze customer behavior, detect and resolve issues in real-time, and optimize service delivery, leading to enhanced overall efficiency and customer satisfaction.
Embedded telecommunication analytics software is more than just a BI tool. It’s a powerful resource that empowers professionals in the telecom industry to leverage their wealth of data, draw actionable insights, and improve their operational decision-making process. The software provides the technology needed by the industry to analyze this data and delivers data visualization tools to help them create informative dashboards, giving them full control over their data and its analysis.
Typical examples of telecommunication networks include the telephone landline network, the radio broadcasting system, the cable TV networks, the mobile network, the computer network and the Internet.
Let’s say you live in Chicago and often make calls to family members living in Europe. Telecom companies collect and analyze the data of your calls and can offer you a personalized monthly plan with attractive benefits related to your long distance, over sea calls. This results in better conversation and revenue generation for the telecom provider and in satisfaction for the customer.
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