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The range statement relates to the unit of competency as a whole. It allows for different work environments and situations that may affect performance. Bold italicised wording, if used in the performance criteria, is detailed below. Essential operating conditions that may be present with training and assessment (depending on the work situation, needs of the candidate, accessibility of the item, and local industry and regional contexts) may also be included. |
Forecasting data may be: | collated by: directories examining plans historical usage data interviews maps network management tools reports collected from: customers: actual prospective economic planners internal organisational groups marketing organisations real estate agents sales organisations state/territory and federal governments statutory bodies traffic management systems changing customer use patterns customer access planning demographic changes economic forecasts industry trends influence of technology on traffic demand land developments local industry marketing programs population trends possible environmental impacts re-zoning sales forecasts shire planning telecommunications history in the area traffic patterns. |
Forecasting tools may include: | specialist forecasting software spreadsheets statistical tools: graphical estimation moving averages: simple weighted Poisson distribution probability queuing theory regression analysis trend analysis. |
New developments may include: | commercial communications construction occurring directly or concurrently with primary activity domestic industrial. |
Market intelligence may include: | customer: demand feedback projections specific technology needs impact of new technology vendor forecasts. |
Demand data may be: | collected from: customers: actual prospective economic planners internal organisational groups marketing organisations real estate agents sales organisations state/territory and federal governments statutory bodies traffic management systems in relation to: access transport planning changing customer use patterns demographic changes economic forecasts industry trends influence of technology on traffic demand land developments local industry marketing programs population trends possible environmental impacts re-zoning sales forecasts shire planning traffic patterns. |
Planning can relate to: | buildings network change network growth and network reduction priorities which are driven by: customer demand legislative requirements marketing initiatives revenue projections sites structures. |
Specifications may include: | availability of equipment and resources costing funding infrastructure developments priority risk assessment technology requirements timeframe. |
Resource requirements may refer to: | communications strategies contracting and procurement cost human resources quality risk assessment time validation processes. |
Requirements for process solutions may include: | diagnostic software tools hardware resources management software tools protocol management software resources. |
Product may include: | broadband connections business solutions iPhone mobile internet optical network phone conferencing wireless services. |
Services may include: | assisting customer with new applications assisting new product sourcing business customer service coverage customer service database hosting international roaming just-in-time deliveries mobile service quality of service (QoS) service restoration. |
Integration of new solutions may include: | hardware compatibility no contentions platform compatibility protocol compatibility signalling contention software compatibility system interoperability technology compatibility. |
Test management schedule may include: | post-installation test procedures pre-installation test procedures profiling of software solution risk defects report simulation testing test process for testable network software built test summary report. |
Industry process may include: | complex architectural input complex constructor table input idea consultation. |
Integration document software may include: | fine-tuning capabilities in multi-operating environments integration with existing system links to legacy systems. |
Performance evaluation tests may include: | defects detected, logged and mapped to failed cases releases to manage software releases and iterations requirements for traceability and management test lab to execute test cases from test plan test plan to create and update test cases. |
Transition to operation activities include: | installation procedures operations and maintenance (OM) expenses OM project scope schedule and milestones training procedures. |
Change implementation plan may include: | back out procedures pre-validate changes prior to the change to assess environment stability test process pre and post scheduled change to identify success. |