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– Most of the devices communicating in the sensor cells may not be equipped with the formal
methods to be connected to the network.
– Mixed communication among USIM-based and non-USIM-based devices should be also taken
into consideration.
• Network management system should be able to handle different features of multi RATs in a very
sensitive way.
– Sensor communication should be monitored focusing on the latency, while LTE communication
focuses on the bandwidth.
– In spite of these different aspects, all communication technologies should provide operators
with a similar (or fundamentally the same) way of monitoring and provisioning.
• Network management system should be scalable reflecting availabilities of the network resources
proportionally.
– When the size of the network resources increases, appropriate network management resources
should be allocated.
• A brand-new “group-type” management entity should be defined to manipulate the multiple
communications in a single car.
– Since all the communication devices in a car moves together geographically, the most proper
key attribute for this new “group type” data entities should be GPS position.
• A single and unified architecture should be prepared for fixed and mobile converged network,
registration or free access networks, and various sliced networks.
– The unified architecture should provide operators with a single view of the network status, and
a holistic way of operation when they resolve the problems such as device faults.
7.3.2 Personal broadcasting service management requirement for IMT-2020
IMT-2020 network management requirements are discussed based on “personal broadcasting” services,
which is regarded as one of the most feasible use cases for eMBB (enhanced Mobile Broadband) type of
services.
Figure 5 shows a simplified version of personal broadcasting service. In this service, a person can produce the
content and send it to the streaming server to distribute it to its watchers over the network.
Figure 5 – A simplified personal broadcasting service
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