Service providers around the world are capitalizing on the tremendous capacity potential of 5G spectrum with Fixed Wireless Access (FWA).
The promise of high-speed broadband services to millions of family homes and businesses is being fulfilled by 5G rollouts, where fiber infrastructure coverage was previously unavailable.
According to ABI research1, 5G FWA subscriptions will grow by an annual rate of 35%, with the Asia-Pacific region accounting for 41% of the total FWA (all technologies) subscriptions by 2029.
Home Device Management (HDM) is at the forefront enabling service providers – including the largest global tier 1 providers – to efficiently and effortlessly manage their FWA devices, ensuring excellent operations and customer quality of service.
HDM is the #1 choice to manage FWA
Motive HDM reliable delivers the power and flexibility needed to manage the FWA device network, using the standardized and proven protocols TR-369 (User Services Platform) and TR-069 (CPE WAN Management Protocol). HDM is the market leading ACS solution to easily provision and activate devices and manage their end-to-end lifecycle.
HDM's KPI module gives operators deep insights to monitor fixed wireless key performance indicators such as RSSI2, RRSQ3, RSRP4. HDM's Network Performance Module, implementing TR-143 and TR-471 specifications, makes running single or mass remote speed tests a breeze. The Geo-fencing and Alarm features of HDM facilitate easy and efficiently set boundaries by device and limit the area where a service is enabled, or a test is run.
Strong partnership with Nokia Fastmile Fixed Wireless Access Controller
Nokia Altiplano Fixed Wireless Access Controller integrates seamlessly with Motive HDM and offers an easy, end-to-end, lifecycle management through integration with point of sales data, RAN Network Management System, Geo-KP, and other OSS/BSS systems.
Footnotes:
1 ABI Research: Fixed Wireless Access Market Data Overview: 1Q 2024
2 RSSI: Received Signal Strength
3 RSRQ: Reference signal received quality
4 RSRP: Reference Signal Received Power