Quality of Service definition

Quality of Service is evaluated on the basis of observable measures on the grade of service, Calls lost due to wrong processing, the bit error rate or the response time and also includes acceptable grade of number of faults per unit population of the subscribers served, the mean time to restore (MTTR), faults carried over beyond the MTTR and the satisfactory disposal thereof.

Quality of Service or “QOS” has the meaning given in clause 11 of the main body of this RIO Agreement;

Quality of Service means characteristics of an electronic communications service and broadcasting service that bear on its ability to satisfy stated and implied needs of the indicators of end user performance (service indicators) and network performance (technical indicators) of the degree to which the end user and the network conforms to the stipulated norms;

Examples of Quality of Service in a sentence

• KCMO witness Hix proposed three vague conditions (Quality of Service Plan, Earnings Showing Mechanism, Consolidated Rate Case) that he argued the Commission must impose on KCPL and Aquila in order for the Merger to be not detrimental to the public interest.

• Because the Staff regularly reviews reliability data and can take action should the data indicate a problem, KCMO’s Quality of Service proposal is not relevant to the Merger and should be rejected.KCMO’s final proposal is that KCPL and Aquila be required to file a comprehensive rate case within three years after the Commission’s approval of the transaction.

• These mechanisms aim at ensuring the achievement of user defined Quality of Service levels at minimum operational costs by automating the provisioning of resources from the cloud and self- tuning the middleware platform to achieve optimal efficiency in the utilization of resources.

• Mr. Hix stated that a Quality of Service Plan is necessary after a merger so that service quality does not deteriorate.

• ADT for complex system design.Source: (Cochran et al., 2016).The IoT exhibits a non-static, dynamically oriented open environment where continuously changing services are involved requiring multi-vendor Quality of Service (QoS) responses to manage big data and its transmission load.

More Definitions of Quality of Service

Quality of Service means the collective effect of service performance which determines the degree of satisfaction of a user of the service, as specified in ITU-T Recommendation E. 800. Quality of Service (QoS) shall include network performance as specified in ITU-T Recommendation E. 800. QoS is the outcome of the user’s experience /perception while Network Performance is performance of all single elements of a network. The QoS requirements take into account the customer/user’s and the service provider’s point of view.

Quality of Service means a performance measure, which shall always be pre-defined in an interconnection agreement and it shall include measurement of unsuccessful calls which do not include failure caused by customer behaviour.

Quality of Service. The service standards set out in Annex H – Quality of Service Clauses H.1, H.2.1, H.2.2, H.4, H.5.3, H.5.4 and H.6 shall apply to this service.

Quality of Service means that the end user receives the same level of interference protection and the same reliability of service; and

Quality of Service means the measurement of the performance for a telecommunications network and the degree to which the network conforms to the stipulated parameters;

Quality of Service means evaluation of service on the basis of observed measures on the grade of service, calls lost due to wrong processing, the bit error rate or the response time. The Quality of Service also includes acceptable grade of number of faults per unit population of the subscribers served the Mean Time to Repair (MTTR), faults carried over beyond the MTTR and the satisfactory disposal thereof.

Quality of Service means the measurement of the performance for an electronic communications service and the degree to which the electronic communications service conforms to the stipulated parameters;