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Management World 2010

Catalogue Data Driven Order Automation

Consistent. Reusable. Dynamic.

This catalyst project highlights the details of an initiative by Croatian Telekom to show how a catalogue-driven architecture can be used to orchestrate and automate the fulfilment of new services.

Business Proposition

Learn about:
  • Best practices that centralize service and resource modeling to improve the reliability of flow-through order automation
  • Key architectural design principles to become more agile in adjusting to changing business needs
  • Proven automated approach to provision network resources
  • How this solution can be applied to other OSS environment

TM Forum Standards in Use
for Development

eTOM and TAM – used to guide the overall design of the solution

SID – provided the foundation for the catalogue-driven platform




Project Results
COMPASS Catalog Data Driven Order Automation Results

Team Member Contributions


Champion for the Catalyst – the leading provider of telecommunications services in Croatia and the sole company to offer the full range of services.


Systems integrator – the largest provider of NGOSS technology and solutions in Central and South-eastern Europe.


Vendor – Progress Software enables enterprises to be operationally responsive to changing conditions as they occur.


Vendor – leading global provider of fixed, mobile, and broadband communications software and services.

Demonstration Scenarios

Catalogue Driven Flow-Through Order Automation





Downloads and Links
Presentation
Catalogue Data Driven Order Automation Datasheet
Project Summary & Benefits

Dominik Periškic, Head of Section, IT Development & Integration, T-Com Croatia
A managed evolution of OSS allows for phased investment, incremental delivery, and the building of a relationship based on strong foundations. Hear how T-Com Croatia has steadily evolved its OSS using Telcordia Next Gen OSS.
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