Resource management in a wireless communications network

A method, comprising:

• evaluating, by a system comprising a processor, a distribution of a resource of interest on radios located in a single sector;
• determining, by the system, a first radio of the radios located in the single sector is handling more network traffic than a second radio of the radios located in the single sector;
• and
• directing, by the system, a first set of network traffic from the first radio to the second radio.

A tangible computer-readable medium storing computer-executable instructions that, in response to execution, cause a system including a processor to perform operations, comprising:

• determining an average capacity for a first radio in a sector and a second radio in the sector;
• determining a first capacity difference from the average capacity for the first radio and a second capacity difference from the average capacity for the second radio;
• and
• changing a first parameter between the first radio and the second radio to level a traffic load between the first radio and the second radio, wherein the traffic load is determined to be level when the first capacity difference and the second capacity difference are nearly equal.