| Description |
This report provides a snapshot of the issues addressed by the NRSC over the last two years (2021-2022). As you will see, the efforts of the NRSC, guided by input from member company subject matter experts, as well as the FCC, are primarily directed toward ensuring that meaningful data is being collected and analyzed to better understand the cause and mitigation of outages, and provide agencies with situational awareness of the health of the nation’s communications networks. Likewise, NRSC has worked to encourage the streamlining of outage notifications for public safety purposes. Ultimately, the NRSC utilizes this information to develop industry guidance that directly impacts and improves the nation’s networks. These efforts build upon previous NRSC work and form a strong foundation for ensuring that communication networks continue to be reliable and resilient. This foundation is especially useful in light of ongoing changes to the communications network, including the significant growth of wireless networks, expansion of 5G networks, and the evolution to an all-Internet Protocol (IP) network. The nation depends on these networks to provide emergency communications, enable commerce, and support individual communications. As these changes to the network occur, the NRSC remains committed to, and will continue working toward, maintaining network reliability and resiliency. |
ATIS-0100071, Network Reliability Steering Committee 2021-2022 Operational Report (629K)