BQN Docs

This chapter provides an overview of the BQN product, highlighting its benefits and main use cases.

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Datasheet

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The Bequant BQN can help you to achive the following goals:

Enhance Customers’  Quality-of-Experience (QoE)

Increase the speed of downloads and applications in your network.

Reduce latency, network congestion, and packet loss across any access network from your core all the way down to inhome Wi-Fi clients.

Prioritize interactive applications like online gaming and teleconferencing without impacting the quality of the other applications, such as video streaming.

Obtain more consistent speed test results and reduce customer complaints.  

Visualize & Act on Key Metrics

Monitor your health. Gain insights with historic and real-time network performance and DPI-enabled application metrics at per-subscriber and per-group levels.

Resolve performance-related support tickets faster and with fewer truck rolls. Reduce churn by proactively contacting customers with poor QoE.

Upsell customer that are consistently maxing their rate plan limit.  Identify performance bottlenecks in your network whether in a network segment, common backhaul, or home Wi-Fi, even on a fiber network.

Plan ahead, with network-wide metrics and per-application latency distributions.

Maximize Network Capacity

Mitigate network congestion with peak hours application-level optimization.

Use our superior bandwidth management to handle capacity limits in network elements such as Access Points or OLT ports.

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Solution Brief: Solving the In-Home Wi-Fi Challenge in FTTH Networks

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Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) Internet Service Providers (ISPs) deliver ultra-fast, low-latency connectivity through Gigabit Passive Optical Network technology (GPON or XGS-PON). While the ISP’s core network and Op cal Line Terminal (OLT) provide reliable performance up to the Op cal Network Terminal (ONT) in customers’ premises, the subscriber’s experience often falters beyond that point. This is because the network environment shifts from the ISP’s controlled infrastructure to an uncontrolled domain.

Two major factors outside the ISP’s direct control impact a subscriber’s Quality of Experience (QoE):

1. External connections to content servers such as Netflix, Hulu, Paramount, gaming servers, or video conferencing services like MS-Teams or Zoom; and
2. In-home Wi-Fi performance in the access network, where most end-user frustrations originate. This brief focuses on the in-home Wi-Fi environment, where ISP support teams are o en blamed for problems that they cannot directly see or control.

To find out more, download the full document here.

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