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What is telecom OSS BSS testing?
OSS-BSS Testing Revenue assurance, billing, customer service, interconnect billing, order and fraud management. Network management, mediation, provisioning, and other services are available. EAI, CRM & ERP, data warehousing, and other technologies are available.
What does OSS stand for in telecom?
An operations support system (OSS) is a software component that enables a service provider to monitor, control, analyze, and manage the services on its network.
Why do we need OSS?
In summary, Operational Support Systems are IT tools and applications used to monitor and manage large communications networks. The challenge ofrunning an efficient and profitable network, with even just a few hundred devices and customers, means OSS is a necessity for all communication service providers.
Should you transform your OSS and BSS systems?
Undertaking a massive transformation of OSS and BSS systems could result in business disruption and would likely not succeed. Instead, the service provider should start by identifying discrete tasks and well-defined business processes to automate.
What is the difference between business support systems and BSS?
This includes fault and performance management (assurance), customer activations (fulfillment), asset / inventory / configuration management, network security and so much more. Business Support Systems (BSS) is the term traditionally used to describe the business and/or customer-facing functionality.
What are the OSS integration standards?
In the early days OSS integration tended to require bespoke solutions. Efforts to bring a level of standardisation to OSS integration resulted in the ITU-T developing the TMN (Telecommunications Management Network) series of standards in 1988. These are clustered in the M.3000-M.3599 number range in ITU’s M-series of standards.
Can legacy OSS BSS cater with new wave of voice and SMS?
Question: is the legacy OSS BSS initially designed four couple of voice and SMS services and few thousands of fulfillment requests per day can cater with this new wave?… The answer is clear I guess but hold on don’t answer now, don’t forget we are still in present, carry on read and then answer.