2020-01-29 Meeting notes (SDN-R)
- Martin Skorupski
- Thomas Moore
Date
Jan 29, 2020
noon Eastern
18:00 CET
Attendees
Mike Stevens
@Sandeep Shah
@Rahul Tamrkar
Melanie Sater
@Christopher Du
Lee Baker
Zal Chowdhury
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@Payam Forghani
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Informed
@Thomas Moore
@Herbert Eiselt
@Martin Skorupski
@Marci Haas
@nullop
@Benjamin Cheung
@Jeff Hartley
Nov COU Pro
Linda Horn
Marge Hills
@Joanne Liu Rudel
Ondrej Risko
@alexander.dehn
@George Clapp
@Herbert Eiselt
@Tracy Van Brakle
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Discussion items
Time | Item | Who | Notes |
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5min | Admin | @Martin Skorupski | @Martin SkorupskiUpdate ONAP Calendar with @Kenny Paul |
55min | 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
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