How NETSCOUT Is Helping Telcos Monetise 5G Network Slicing With Real-Time Observability
NETSCOUT is enabling telecom operators to deliver reliable, SLA-backed 5G network slicing services using advanced real-time observability and AIOps-driven visibility...
✨ Key Highlights
NETSCOUT is empowering MNOs to leverage 5G Standalone (SA) networks for revenue growth through enhanced network slicing capabilities. The company’s advanced observability solutions provide end-to-end visibility, enabling telecommunication companies to offer reliable and high-performance, differentiated services.
- NETSCOUT's platform offers continuous visibility across every slice, tenant, and service layer, addressing the need for operators to guarantee latency, uptime, throughput, and reliability for premium services.
- The global network slicing market is projected for rapid growth in the next five years, driven by enterprise demand and the shift to 5G Standalone networks.
- NETSCOUT's 5G observability stack includes end-to-end visibility, closed-loop automation, digital twins, AIOps-driven forecasting, and NWDAF-powered analytics to optimize network performance.
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