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Benefits of Programmability in 5G Transport Networks

M. R. Raza, M. Fiorani, A. Rostami, P. Öhlen, L. Wosinska, and P. Monti

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Abstract

This paper shows how programmability can improve operators’ revenues and it presents a dynamic resource slicing policy that leads to more than one order of magnitude better resource utilization levels than convectional (static) allocation strategies.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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