Course Overview

Modern telecom networks generate massive volumes of data from RAN, core, transport, OSS/BSS, and customer experience systems. Traditional rule-based monitoring is no longer sufficient to manage network complexity, scale, and service expectations. This course provides a hands-on, application-oriented introduction to Machine Learning (ML) for network analytics and predictive operations. Participants will learn how ML models are used to detect anomalies, predict faults, forecast demand, and support proactive network operations, enabling the transition toward AIOps and self-healing networks.

Upcoming Trainings

Feb 9, 2026

Hyderabad, India

Feb 23, 2026

Hyderabad, India

Mar 9, 2026

Chennai, India

Mar 23, 2026

Chennai, India

Target Audience

  • Telecom network operations (NOC) engineers
  • RF, core, and transport network analysts
  • OSS/BSS and performance management teams
  • Network planning and optimization engineers
  • Data analysts working with telecom data
  • Technical managers and AIOps program leads
  • System integrators and solution architects

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of telecom network architecture (RAN, Core, Transport)
  • Understanding of network KPIs and performance metrics
  • Familiarity with basic statistics (mean, variance, correlation)
  • Excel or basic scripting concepts (helpful)
  • No prior ML or advanced programming experience required (Python exposure beneficial but not mandatory)
Course Outline

Day-wise Course Outline