The biggest buzz at MWC 2016, was the Internet of things and virtual or augmented reality (AR). And while long lines of tech savvy visitors tried out the Nokia OZO virtual reality camera, equally large crowds were gathering to see a demo on how Nokia Augmented Reality for the field force, can reduce the field costs and improve quality associated with managing a communication network.
The promise of this application is to reduce human error in resolving trouble tickets by nearly 20%, significantly speeding up resolution time and empowering a wider base of engineers to solve complex jobs. Here’s how it works.
