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QoE Monitoring

Enhanced Quality of Experience (QoE) & Mass Data Collection

Friendly QoE is designed to monitor and enhance user satisfaction across connected devices by collecting and analyzing essential data. Utilizing real-time device quality and connection health data, our Quality of Experience (QoE) module provides insights that reflect the user experience and highlights areas for improvement.

Key Features of QoE Monitoring

  • Bulk Data Collection for In-Depth Analysis
    Collects extensive data from managed devices, offering insights into connection health, device performance, and interaction quality with minimal network impact.
  • Home Score
    Generates a unique Home Score that quantifies the user experience, based on connectivity metrics and device responsiveness. This score provides users and support teams with an easy-to-understand metric for evaluating connection health and identifying issues.
  • Advanced Device and Connection Diagnostics
    Proactive diagnostics by analyzing device performance metrics to identify and address connectivity drops or reduced responsiveness. Speed and latency testing is available to support regulatory compliance and deliver detailed performance insights.
  • Historical Data & Trend Reports
    Stores and analyzes historical performance data, enabling the identification of recurring issues and tracking of service quality improvements over time.

Benefits for Service Providers

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Improved Customer Satisfaction & Reduced Churn

Friendly QoE’s data-driven insights and proactive diagnostics enable faster issue resolution, leading to increased user satisfaction and reduced churn.

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Enhanced Support Efficiency

By leveraging Friendly QoE’s real-time data and trend analysis, support teams can diagnose issues rapidly, significantly reducing both call volume and resolution time.

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Actionable Business Intelligence

Data insights can guide strategic decisions, such as prioritizing device upgrades or network optimizations, based on observed quality metrics and performance trends.

QoE in Action

An image showcasing the Friendly Home Score system, which evaluates user experience across multiple parameters. The layout includes three sections:</p>
<p>'Periodic User Experience Trend' on the left, displaying a line graph tracking user experience scores over seven days.<br />
'User Experience Analytics' in the center, featuring a radar chart showing scores for WLAN (91), WAN (92), LAN (90), CPU (64), and Memory (64), with an overall score of 81 labeled as 'Good.'<br />
'Problems & Resolutions' on the right, listing Home Score KPIs (WLAN, WAN, LAN as 'Good,' and CPU, Memory as 'Average') with suggested actions for improvement.<br />
Below, a description highlights the Home Score as a connection metric providing analysis and actionable insights for call center representatives.

Friendly QoE seamlessly integrates with TR-069 and TR-369 devices to monitor device health, connectivity status, and user experience metrics in real time. Here’s how each component works:

Data Collection

Friendly QoE continuously gathers a wealth of data from connected devices, including:

  • Connectivity Metrics
  • Device Health Indicators
  • Historical Performance Trends.

This data is securely stored and accessible for analysis, providing a foundation for in-depth insights into overall network and device performance.

User Experience Scoring with Home Score

The platform generates a unique Home Score based on the aggregated metrics of LAN, WLAN, WAN, and device health, such as: 

  • Connection Stability 
  • Device Responsiveness
  • Overall Network Quality

This score offers a straightforward and quantifiable measure of user experience, providing a clear benchmark for assessing overall connectivity health.

Proactive Alerts

Friendly QoE’s alert system identifies and flags potential issues before they affect users, such as connectivity drops or device malfunctions. Proactive alerts allow support teams to take swift, targeted action, ensuring an optimized and uninterrupted user experience.

A screenshot of the Friendly QoE Monitoring Dashboard displaying various system metrics:</p>
<p>'Device Status' with a pie chart showing 724 devices online and 244 offline.<br />
'Alarm Severity' with a pie chart detailing 231 alarms categorized as 50 critical, 179 major, 2 minor, and 2 group-related alarms.<br />
'Top 5 Alarms' showing specific alarm categories like Free, Link Quality, ReceiveInterarrivalJitter, Radio Signal Strength, and UpTime.<br />
'Alarm Trends' graph monitoring alarm activity over time, with a focus on critical and major alarms.<br />
'Wi-Fi Issues Resolved' graph depicting the number of Wi-Fi issues resolved at different times during the day.<br />
The dashboard provides a comprehensive overview of device performance, alarm statuses, and Wi-Fi issue resolution trends

The collected data can also be visualized with our Power BI integration for enhanced reporting and detailed trend analysis, providing stakeholders with actionable insights for continuous service improvement.