iBwave: High level deployment process for enterprise small cells
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The document outlines the key steps and objectives for deploying an enterprise small cell network. The four basic steps are survey, design, build, and maintain. The main objective for the design tool is to minimize total cost of ownership while enabling scalability. The tool should be portable, intuitive, affordable, accurate, integrated, and allow for complete end-to-end workflow. An example case study showed that using a design tool called iBwave Mobile Planner saved over 55% of time in surveying and designing an enterprise small cell site.
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