Test Specification for Multi-Vendor SON Deployment

22. October 2015//in Publications //by datenfluss

This document is a deliverable of the NGMN Small Cell project. It describes the interoperability tests that part of the test programme of second joint SCF and NGMN Plugfest. The initial target is to include these tests in the program of the second joint SCF and NGMN Plugfest. The tests, however, have a broader purpose and can be used in other future events.

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