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Traffic Data Warehouse Our customer is one of the largest fixed-line and mobile telecommunications companies in the world (amongst top five in market value). The project was implemented by an international team. The real installation took place in Spain and Columbia while the project was managed from Finland. The design and implementation team consisted exclusively of Polish specialists from JCommerce. Challenges The main purpose of this project was to implement the solution providing functionality of collecting large volumes of data coming from multiple mobile operator network servers and integrating them under a unified reporting platform. The data represented mobile network’s events and its daily amount was estimated at the level of 0.5 a billion records. Though the previous system was able to monitor current state of the network and generate alerts in case of any problem, it was not able to store the atomic data for longer than 7 days. The system did not provide any reporting or analyzing historical data functionalities what was the main reason of the customer’s decision to develop the data warehouse solution. Solution Traffic Data Warehouse (TDW) solution is a history analysis system which integrates data collected from 30 separate source systems (mobile network servers) by various integration mechanisms (also via webservices as one of only three such projects in Europe). The data warehouse is processing up to 1.5 GB of data every 5 minutes. The repository volume is at level of dozen TB. At the top of a data warehouse, there is an analysis platform installed (BusinessObjects Enterprise XIR2), basing on which the end users are able to produce reports using any web browser. The number of pre-defined reports implemented during the development is around 300, covering 4 separate business areas. The project also has an additional module for automatic calculations of Key Performance Indicators, analyzing trends and generating alerts (SMS, SNMP, mail) based on their profiles. Business Benefits
Technologies Linux RedHat |
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