December 2008

The Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) provides a terrific opportunity for the telco industry.

The communications industry in general continues to undergo dramatic evolution. What better place to utilize a dynamic capability that can keep pace with the demands of the business and marketplace?

But as with any good tool, you are typically challenged by starting with a clean slate! Lots of capability and power at hand, but no content to help get you started.

That’s where NGOSS can help, as well as other industry standard reference models; ITIL, COBIT &  NICC to name a few.

Imagine being able to get started with your BPMN-based business transformation initiative if you had a working set of proven process patterns to help you get started. There are so many repeatable processes that typically drive the activity of an enterprise. And these process patterns aren’t specific to a particular domain, in fact they repeat within and across domains. The pattern is the same, but the content/information being acted upon changes.

So, checkout the TMF NGOSS Enhanced Telecom Operations Map© (eTOM) for a rich set of process patterns that can help you on your next BPMN project. Look for the patterns supporting the: design, development and operations end-to-end verticals.

For more info take a look at these online courses.

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The TeleManagement Forum (TMF) New Generation OSS (NOGSS) initiative continues to show that it does have legs!

Renewed efforts are focused on developing a SOA-based platform supporting BSS/OSS solution analysis, design and development. Teams are working across this continuum to create guidelines and specifications supporting key areas of business activity. Not only in the traditional Resource and Service Domains, but reaching toward the customer and into the Product and Customer Domains too.

The promise of SOA is real and teams are working hard to build the infrastructure necessary to support improved ways of realizing business transformation.

Get involved! Take a look at the TMF Technical team activities. And take a training course to learn even more!

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