We’ve Just Launched our 100-Day Plan for OSS/BSS Transformations
If you’re leading an OSS/BSS transformation, one of the hardest parts is not knowing what needs to happen first (or second, third, etc). Not in
If you’re leading an OSS/BSS transformation, one of the hardest parts is not knowing what needs to happen first (or second, third, etc). Not in
With MWC upon us again, I thought I’d pose a question about how our industry, and the 500+ OSS/BSS vendor market within it, is currently
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One of the things I find incredibly interesting when I look at the Simplified TAM diagram below is that of each of the arrows indicating
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provide timely and accurate inventory count and status/attributes of NE and CAFAC including customer and network circuits
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accurate inventory and status serves as basis for the services we give to our customers. We need to know if NE port is free and can be assigned to a new customer order. We need to know if a particular NE is down so we can resolve the problem immediately and pro-actively inform our customers of the network problems