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The OSS/BSS trade show that’s so exciting it needs an exclamation mark! TM Forum Live(!) previously known as TeleManagement World, kicks-off on Monday 2nd June in Nice, France. It promises to be the usual mix of professional networking, insightful keynotes, and excitement over the latest buzz words. (more…)
Amdocs’ new product and service offerings drive better decision making; enriched Insight platform reaches into the network; data science as a service leverages Amdocs’ domain expertise. (more…)
Maxcom’s quad-play OSS transformation uses NetCracker 9.0 to automate order-to-cash process and enhance network design, build and optimization capabilities. (more…)
Ontology Systems, the semantic search company for enterprise application data, today announces the launch of Intelligent 360 for Network Operators (i360-NetOps), a product to help operators gain a reliable, fast and holistic view of their network across all layers, technologies and vendors. (more…)
I am very pleased to tell you that ARTIN has become a supporter of OSS Line and our Guide to Modern OSS. And more great news: Chapter one of the Guide to Modern OSS has been read over 1000 times since it was published. (more…)
Announcements last week and this week from ASX, the Australian Securities Exchange, indicate that Clarity OSS Limited has suspended trading of shares, in anticipation of ‘negotiations with a potential purchaser’. (more…)
A new white paper from Ericsson shows us how taking full advantage of data-driven efficiency makes operations more precise, predictable and efficient. It gives you the analytical depth and foresight to take your operations to a whole new level of value, while cutting operational expenses at the same time. (more…)
NetCracker Technology announced today that Cincinnati Bell will extend its professional service and data center hosting agreement with NetCracker through the year 2020 in order to ensure a steady cost structure for key processing, support functions and applications development for its mission-critical IT systems and infrastructure. (more…)
Of all the OSS standards available you will probably come across TM Forum’s eTOM and TAM most often. The problem is no one can remember the difference between the two. And are they even worth the huge posters they’re printed on? (more…)
A recent post in a LinkedIn forum asked whether the introduction of SDN would signal the end for network designers. Can the centralised intelligence of the SDN controller render slow, fallible, human planners and designers obsolete? (more…)