Common use of High Performance Clause in Contracts

High Performance. Real time large volume traffic quality is critical to BMOs, and as a consequence Service Level Objectives are more stringent compared to other types of telecom service. For instance, for professional audio, service requirements are similar to that of VoIP but with higher performance parameters (e.g., higher sustained bandwidth, lower and more constant latency, etc.). Another example, for real-time broadcast applications, jitter and packet reordering need to be kept very low to minimise the consequent buffering time that causes end-to-end transmission delay. Since the resending of packets is not possible, packet losses must be minimised and compensated by other recovery mechanisms such as Forward Error Correction (FEC).

High Performance. Real time large volume traffic quality is critical to BMOs, and as a consequence Service Level Objectives are more stringent compared to other types of telecom service. For instance, for professional audio, service requirements are similar to that of VoIP but with higher performance parameters (e.g., higher sustained bandwidth, lower and more constant latency, etc.). Another example, for real-time broadcast applications, jitter and packet reordering need to be kept very low to minimise the consequent buffering time that causes end-to-end transmission delay. Since the resending of packets is not possible, packet losses must be minimised and compensated by other recovery mechanisms such as Forward Error Correction (FEC).FEC).‌