Patrick B. asked a question to András L.
Hi,
While I operate in a different domain and therefore lack direct experience with network operations, I can describe a typical shift based on general knowledge. A Nokia network operations support professional usually starts by reviewing network health dashboards and addressing any critical alerts from the previous shift. They actively monitor various network elements using comprehensive network management systems and performance monitoring tools to detect anomalies or potential issues. Incident management platforms are continuously checked for new tickets, requiring prompt investigation, diagnosis, and resolution of network-related problems. Collaboration with other teams, including engineering and field operations, is frequent to troubleshoot complex issues and implement necessary changes. Throughout the shift, the focus remains on maintaining network stability, optimizing performance, and ensuring high service availability for customers.
Best regards,
LA
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