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Answer to L.T.T. – 04

This month's wining answers came from Sriram Dharmarajan at Protiviti, and Srinivas Chikkala from India.To solve LTT-04, the data from the 4 systems had to be joined together using the IMSI and MSISDN, and filtered with the required parameters i.e., . There were also inconsistencies between the "names" in the provisioning and billing systems, that needed some manual reconciliation.The correct answer was L Berselli, which is illustrated in the attached file.The next LTT will be published on Monday 20th May.

This month’s wining answers came from Sriram Dharmarajan at Protiviti, and Srinivas Chikkala from India.

To solve LTT-04, the data from the 4 systems had to be joined together using the IMSI and MSISDN, and filtered with the required parameters i.e., [“A”, “01”, (“precept 250” or “precept 500” or “precept 750”)]. There were also inconsistencies between the “names” in the provisioning and billing systems, that needed some manual reconciliation.

The correct answer was L Berselli, which is illustrated in the attached file.

The next LTT will be published on Monday 20th May.

Lee Scargall
Lee Scargall

Lee is a senior risk management professional. He has extensive experience of managing both ERM and RAFM teams in telcos around the world, having worked for Ooredoo Group, Cable & Wireless and T‑Mobile UK.

Lee is a regular presenter of The Communications Risk Show, our livestreaming discussion program.

Lee earned a PhD in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, for advanced research in to 3G video-telephony.

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