Date
CANCELED - due to O-RAN f2f in Paris
Attendees
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Informed
- nullop
- Payam Forghani
- Kapil Singal (Deactivated)
- Herbert Eiselt
- Martin Skorupski
- Herbert Eiselt
- Tracy Van Brakle
Goals
- share information
Discussion items
Time | Item | Who | Notes |
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5min | Admin | Martin Skorupski | 2020-02-19: canceled next call: 2020-02-26 |
15min | latency | Payam Forghani | Report by Payam Forghani
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5min | latency | Melanie Sater | Report by Melanie
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0min | latency | Melanie Sater | Structure of the Problem Different needs for latency based on scope, project, use case... Different standards involved RAN topology of tomorrow
Martin Skorupski Add modified slide set Optimization on UE and/or service level Structure of the latency use cases
Latency measurement
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Action items
- Martin Skorupski correct ONAP calendar - email send to Kenny Paul
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