elf-planning features transmission power, 8 capital expenditure (CAPEX), 42 transmitting and receiving entities, 9 eNodeB setup, 43 Reference signal received quality (RSRQ), 4 neighbor relation (see Neighbor relation) Reference signal receive power (RSRP), 4 PCID (see Physical-layer cell identity (PCID)) Return of investment (ROI), 71 Service-level agreements (SLA), 129 Roadmap Single-input and single-output (SISO) system, 2 agility, 136 Slashdot effect, 125 mutability, 136 Roadmap management, 139-140 development cycle, 140 evolution, 143 TDD vs. FDD, 13 change control process, 153 Technology roadmap development plan, 143 3GPP roadmap planning, 94 execution process, 150 characteristics, 90 KPI impact analysis, 159 financial measurements, 91 network roadmap, 147 high level view, 98 operability management plan, 163 Internet of Things (IoT), 93 processes, 143 low level view, 97 resilience plan management, 155 management process, 91 resilience review strategy, 161 mapping process, 92 resilience strategy, 159 medium fidelity medium view, 96 review process, 152 organizational practices, 93 service levels, 158 principles, 90 execution, 141 product meeting, 92 factors affecting, 142 specifications and technical reports, 95 PMBOK framework, 142 stakeholders, 94 Traffic profiles, 74 data vs. voice usage, 75 dongles vs. smartphone, 74 Self-optimization features, SON future trends, 81 Internet users, 77 dynamic type, 53 smartphone users, 78 frequency reuse, 53 Transport network layer (TNL), 49 physical resource blocks (PRBs), 53 reuse mechanism, 54 static type, 53 V, W, X, Y, Z load balancing strategy, 61 Voice over LTE (VoLTE), 67 4G: Deployment Strategies and Operational Implications Trichy Venkataraman Krishnamurthy Rajaneesh Shetty Apress 4G: Deployment Strategies and Operational Implications Copyright © 2014 by Trichy Venkataraman Krishnamurthy and Rajaneesh Shetty This work is subject to copyright. All rights are reserved by the Publisher, whether the whole or part of the material is concerned, specifically the rights 