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Great discussions at the IETF IPPM meeting in Dublin yesterday. I presented results from our recent trial of Quality of Outcome with Comcast customers. The QoO report: https://lnkd.in/dPFfE3C5 The QoO internet draft: https://lnkd.in/ditqZksG The IPPM session is recorded here: https://lnkd.in/dDDztdey

Domos and Orange are teaming up to boost app performance with Network APIs. After winning the VivaTech hackathon, we’ve been working with Orange to bring Quality of Outcome and Quality on Demand to both mobile and fixed users. Our CTO Magnus Olden shares what this means for developers and app performance. You can read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/dzRE-bPY #VivaTech #NetworkAPIs #Hackathon #Developers #NetworkQuality

We’re proud to announce that Nokia Corteca is the industry’s first platform to fully adopt open standards for both home networking and application lifecycle management. By embracing prpl Foundation LCM, OCI, and Broadband Forum’s TR-369 (and with Singtel the first to deploy TR-369 #wifi management), we’re pioneering a new era of home networking. Using open standards avoids vendor lock-in, giving #broadband providers the freedom to innovate and monetize a whole new level of in-home experiences for end-users. Hear from our developer partners about creating applications on the Corteca platform ( F-Secure Corporation , Domos, Broadpeak, WTFast, Netduma and Gryphon Online Safety, Inc. ) Read the Press release: https://nokia.ly/3XPfdaa

The Ericsson rApp Directory is now officially live, connecting Communication Service Providers with developers and their innovations. Domos is proud to be part of it, enabling Quality of Outcome and Proof of Enhancement analytics. Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/gwi4ngHh

Perfect connectivity, verified at home. Here our CTO Magnus Olden is showing potential future use cases of Domos SDKs in collaboration with Nokia Corteca at the Get to Fast Faster event in Bali last week. Excited to keep pushing forward to drive app-driven and user-focused network apps. Thanks for the great event!

Curious how our IETF-adopted Quality of Outcome (QoO) framework better aligns with real-world user experience and helps monetize the network? We’ll be at Network X in Paris, October 8-10. Reach out to our CEO Olav Nedrelid or CTO Magnus Olden to schedule a meeting. See you soon!

New Quality of Outcome research via Domos - funded by a Comcast Innovation Fund grant. Very interesting findings - as broadband shifts from speed tests to QoO / QoE. #speedtest #QoE #QoO #latency #bufferbloat #applicationquality #applicationoutcome https://lnkd.in/ejCb7xYq

Now that we’ve completed a study evaluating Quality of Outcome (QoO) as a metric that offers a clearer understanding of network performance, Bjørn Ivar Teigen Monclair explains why users want QoO. Delve into their feedback and Bjørn's insights here: https://lnkd.in/dXEYUwPK

We have published a study on Quality of Outcome (QoO) funded by the Comcast Innovation Fund. Unlike traditional metrics that focus on bandwidth and maximum capacity, QoO measures real-world user experience by tracking latency, packet loss, and relating those metrics to the specific needs of different apps. As QoO is still an emerging methodology, we set ourselves the goal to determine its potential as a tool for improving network management and customer satisfaction. Today we are confident to state that: - Users prefer network quality metrics that reflect app performance (QoO) over traditional measures like capacity or latency. - They value metrics that are standardized openly and independently, which boosts trust in their service providers. - QoO aligns with how users feel about their network quality – whether they're satisfied or frustrated. - WiFi latency in the 2.4 and 5GHz bands significantly impacts performance. - L4S can significantly improve end-to-end latency. You can read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/d83VCmCu

I had a great time today at MLab's Internet Quality Barometer workshop in Barcelona. Excellent discussions on how to define network quality beyond bandwidth, and how to measure and understand network quality for specific applications and use cases. Thanks to Lai Yi Ohlsen, Melissa N., Timur Friedman, Luis Miguel Contreras Murillo, Peter Boothe, Sol Luca de Tena, Andra Lutu, Lauren Crean, Neil Davies, Georgia Bullen, Maria Antonia Bravo, Juan Alejo P. , Roberto D'Auria and Luke Stringer Thanks to the UNICEF Giga project for hosting us! Sorbonne Université, Telefonica, OECD - OCDE, Predictable Network Solutions Ltd, Superbloom, Internet Society, Domos