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The evolution of voice testing

A conversation about voice testing with Robert Bichefsky, Senior Manager, and Jagdish Vadalia, Senior Manager, GL Communications

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In this conversation, we talked to Robert Bichefsky, Senior Manager, and Jagdish Vadalia, Senior Manager, at GL Communications about how the evolution in testing and monitoring is changing how operators test and assess traffic with VoLTE and Wi-Fi Calling.
Robert told us: “End-to-end testing is very important. It’s the user perception of how the quality is. You’re going to send voice at one end of the call, where a user would be talking, and record voice at the other end of the call, where a user would be listening. It’s basically mimicking the users’ mouth and ears.”
Virtualization is a key driver in the evolution of testing. “Once anything is virtualized, we have to be careful about whether the performance of the virtualized environment is sufficient to meet the voice requirements. A virtualized environment may introduce delays, jitter, maybe packet loss, and so forth in voice and data. Many aspects of virtualization have to be looked at,” Jagdish said.
This interview is part of our upcoming report “Voice comes to the fore, again. VoLTE and Wi-Fi Calling redefine voice.” Wehave also discussed this topic on a recent webinar. Download the webinar
 

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Monica Paolini
Monica Paolinihttp://www.senzafiliconsulting.com
Monica is an Analyst Angle Contributor to RCR Wireless News. She is the Founder and President of Senza Fili Consulting. Senza Fili provides expert advisory services on wireless data technologies and services.