Posted by Sandeep Raina on Mar 15, 2017 9:30:00 AM
The success of IoT is dependent on two key elements of the IoT ecosystem: performance of the things (sensored devices) and performance of the networks that connect them. The latter offers a greater risk to the Service Provider, as the devices often are required to have very reliable and high quality connectivity to support the services offered to some high-revenue industry verticals.
Read MoreTopics: OSS, OSS Transformation, IoT, Digital Service Quality Management, Service Quality Management, Analytics, Customer behavior, Automation & Orchestration, Fault Management, Performance Management
Posted by Sandeep Raina on Oct 4, 2016 3:00:00 PM
Current Operation Support Systems need to quickly transform and evolve so that they can support and enable the future digital networks.
The future digital networks will be associated with high-volume, high-speed data transfers, on-demand services based on customer preference and dynamic orchestration of the resources. These networks will be a multi-layer composite of NFV/SDN, IoT and 5G, and will continue to meet the demands of customers over the next 8-10 years. To make digital business successful, OSS will need to quickly evolve and start supporting the expected dynamicity, speed and scale of the future digital networks. To achieve this, new OSS technologies and functionalities will be incorporated into the current OSS systems in incremental steps.
Read MoreTopics: Automation, Orchestration, CSP Digital Transformation, CSP requirements, Digital Transformation, IoT, NFV, OSS, OSS Transformation, Fault Management, Performance Management, Service Quality Management
Posted by Sandeep Raina on Sep 16, 2016 2:00:00 PM
Future digital networks will be associated with high speed communication, on-demand services and dynamic network orchestration. Current Operation Support Systems (OSS) will struggle in the future digital ecosystem.
The future digital networks are being designed to make digital business a success for the communication service providers and to offer competitive, advanced digital services to their customers. The networks of the future will be predominantly cloud based (virtualized), managing higher volumes of data at higher speeds and ensuring reliable connections between sensored devices. This means that new management techniques have to be incorporated for managing the networks, so that they deliver the expected dynamicity, speed and scale. This will require build-up of the capabilities of the underlying Operation Support System, especially reliability and real-time orchestration.
Read MoreTopics: Automation, Orchestration, CSP Digital Transformation, CSP requirements, Digital Transformation, IoT, NFV, OSS, OSS Transformation, Fault Management, Performance Management, Service Quality Management
