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Home » Nokia Siemens Networks Advocates SOA Data Model for OSS/BSS

Nokia Siemens Networks Advocates SOA Data Model for OSS/BSS

May 13, 2010
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Nokia Siemens Networks is advocating a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)-based environment as common data model for carrier OSS, BSS and customer management platforms. As a step towards that goal, the company recently received TM Forum’s Information Framework (SID) certification to its open, process-led OSS/BSS architecture and its business analysis application suite.

SID conformant interfaces help operators avoid time consuming point-to-point integration efforts aligning Operations Support System (OSS), Business Support System (BSS) and customer experience management processes between fixed, wireless, broadband and IP domains.

“The management and business systems of most communication service provider comprise a patchwork of multi-vendor applications and hardware platforms,” says Juhani Hintikka, head of Operations Support Solutions, Nokia Siemens Networks. “Due to the inconsistency between the information and process structures of the different solutions, changing one element in the setup requires adjustments across the network. Our aim is to simplify data consolidation from different systems, enabling operators to speed up systems integration.”http://www.nsn.comhttp://

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