Kill the Network Fiefdoms: How to Gain Business Control through Real-Time Intelligence

Thursday 9th June 2011

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Presenters:

• Stefan Crome, Product Marketing Manager, Nexus Telecom
• Dan Baker, Analyst, TRI

Moderator:

• Jeremy Cowan, Founder and Editorial - VanillaPlus

Overview:

Today's communication service providers own monstrous multi-vendor, multi-device, and multi-technology networks, and these technologies aren't introduced sequentially. There's always overlap when operators move from one generation to the next. Just think about GSM remaining in service for another decade or two, in parallel with Wi-Fi, UMTS/CDMA, and then LTE, and you will find that networks can become a messy environment.

However, there's immense intelligence in these heterogeneous, multi-generational systems that CSPs today cannot extract and leverage. We'll explain how to manage service levels and network performance, as well as the associated revenue streams all in the same database. By leveraging a wealth of performance indicators and accounting parameters readily available from devices, element managers, and passive/active probes, one can see what subscribers are doing and experiencing - from a revenue, usage or performance perspective.

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5 Reasons to attend this webinar:

• Understand how performance and revenue monitoring are two sides of the same coin in a world of converging B/OSS worlds
• See a single service assurance system unveil and leverage a wealth of business intelligence from multi-generational network infrastructures
• Take advantage of a single homogeneous service definition model for both QoS / QoE monitoring and billing
• See how migration to a single data base for capacity management / network planning, service level management, troubleshooting, and ultimately billing the end-to-end services will overcome silos between OSS and BSS architecture building blocks
• Follow an example of straightforward, graphical UI-based business logic implementation without any scripting or programming