Titlebook: Broadband Infrastructure; The Ultimate Guide t Shailendra Jain,Mark Hayward,Sharad Kumar Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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A Detailed Look at OSS, OSS package in which every component can be considered “best of breed.” Similarly, few IICs choose to develop OSS platforms entirely from scratch. As a result, IICs seek to integrate those components best suited to their business, which they believe can provide them a competitive advantage.

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Integrating the OSS Platform,, as well as a range of technologies designed to aid in the process. Technology can be an enabler, but as we will see in this chapter, integration presents as significant an analysis and testing challenge as it does a development tour-de-force.

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The Enterprise OSS Platform,lar vendor’s partners. Applications range from “out-of-the-box” products to “do-it-yourself” toolkits and frameworks. There are numerous questions to ask about the vendor’s background and long-term viability, as well as the vendor’s track record for delivering and supporting its product.

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Next-Generation OSS,f mostly circuit-switched voice. The current generation of OSSs is greared towards providing flexibility where by the system can be configured and customized to fit a carrier’s need and can accommodate variations in products and services, network technologies and business processes.

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pply chain and how it will be automated. Finally, it brings together a wealth of proven knowledge and advice, gathered from BusinessEdge Solutions‘ extensive OSS experience, that broadband providers can use to minimize their OSS risks while maximizing their ability to differentiate and compete.978-1-4613-4859-7978-1-4419-9252-9