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Quality of Service Regulation Manual

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Ensuring quality of service (QoS) in this everchanging environment is increasingly critical. A harmonized and common approach to regulating QoS would enable greater quality prospects irrespective of the locations of the consumer and service provider. This manual refers to different standards and regulatory practices from different regions and countries worldwide noting that each region and each country has its own specificities. It is intended to be used as a guiding tool for telecommunication national regulatory agencies (NRAs) or government ministries in charge of QoS and QoE (quality of experience) parameters and measurements as defined by ITU, as well as enforcement mechanisms. It further introduces more handson information regarding the QoS and QoE big picture, as well as outlining practical approaches in QoS regulation for telecommunication/ICT services.

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Quality of service enforcement

QoS is becoming more and more important as networks are being used for delivery of multiple heterogeneous services, each with different requirements on QoS (e.g. bit rates, delays, errors, etc.). More people are using telecommunication services and more people have broadband access, either fixed or mobile or both types, and a multitude of things are becoming connected to Internet (e.g. cars, homes, cities, industry, and other vertical sectors), becoming smart.

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