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Do you know any example of a successful Big Data project in Telecom?

Jean-Pierre
Created 12/09/2019
6 replies
Branimir
1 year ago

Yes. I have led a project of development of national telco database of residential users, and further, based on that - BI, predictive analytics, sales development, etc..

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Markus
1 year ago

Sorry, Telecom is not in my range.

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Hafiz
1 year ago

Hi Jean,
I have dealt with below Big Data Projects (each of them with massive data processing,Complex Aggregation and Huge Storage):
- CDR Analytics
- Telecom Fraud Management System
- Telecom Revenue Assurance System

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Rafael
1 year ago

A classical Big Data project in telecom is to predict churn.

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Leo
1 year ago

All IoT projects are essentially Big Data projects - so we had a few! Telecom operators are now actively pursuing those.

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John
12 months ago

There are hundreds of successful big data projects to call upon within telecoms, where are you seeking: in customer engagement their are advocacy models, usage models , churn models for device/product/service; in the network provision their are optimoisastion, quality of signal/service and forecasting and demand models all available; in the network delivery their are disruption and predictive behaviors, asset behaviour models, graph and routing algorithms all using large sets of data in structured and graph databases (e.g. BT OrienDB).

You should also be aware their are companies providing “off the shelf” data analytic models and algorithms that can analyse the data in off line and near real time.

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