Telcordia is back and working hard to win a US number portability contract. Really? (more…)
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Ericsson Launches Service Agility
Ahead of Mobile World Congress 2014, Ericsson has announced the launch of ‘Service Agility’, a stack of pre-integrated OSS/BSS applications. (more…)
Bits of OSS News
What’s news? Big data of course, Splunk, Ontology talking business, Amdocs’ recent acquisitions apparently considered an ok-move by the financial markets, and Ericsson thinks BSS/OSS is the future. (more…)
OSS News of the Week
Did anything happen in the world during our first proper week back to work? Yes! Cars, managed services and liberal use of exclamation marks! (more…)
Ericsson’s Next Generation OSS/BSS Architecture
In November Ericsson published their vision for the next generation of OSS/BSS architectures. If you have even a passing interest in the technology behind OSS BSS, you should read it. (more…)
Ericsson to buy ConceptWave
This week Ericsson announced intentions for another OSS/BSS acquisition, this time at the more customer-facing end of the stack. It says here, “ConceptWave’s unique offer is to provide an end-to-end catalog-driven suite of order fulfillment automation software with ConceptWave Order Care® and ConceptWave Rapid CRM™”. This purchase by Ericsson is all about strengthening their BSS […]
Ericordia/Telicsson – Ericsson Completes Purchase of Telcordia
Back in June, after several month of speculation, news broke that it was Ericsson that intended to buy Telcordia. That deal has now completed, just a few weeks later than expected. Celebratory Ericsson-branded mugs all-round for the Telcordia team. According to the press release, Telcordia was aquired for $1.15billion for annual revenues of $739m. Telcordia […]
Ericsson to buy Telcordia
As if to prove you should never listen to rumours (eh? Light Reading?), Ericsson has announced their plan to purchase Telcordia. Priced at $1.2bn for the OSS big-hitter reported to be currently doing around $739m in revenues. Much more exciting news than my assumption of an investment bank putting up the cash. More details on […]