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On assuring survivability of network operator's services in evolving network environment

Batalla et al., 2018

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2157578629891218713
Author
Batalla J
Sanchez A
Alonso J
Kopertowski Z
Guardalben L
Garcia N
Ophir S
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IEEE Access

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At the awakening of the 5G network, efforts of operators and vendors are being put in achieving understandable reliability of services in evolutionary network. The increasing users' requirements with regard to the received service jointly to the evolving networking …
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