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Information Framework (SID) Distilled - 1 Day Course at Management World
The Information Framework (SID) is the lingua franca for NGOSS. It is used to define in business and systems terms, the information that is utilized in OSS/BSS deployments. This course provides an overview of NGOSS and three of its cornerstones: the TM Forum Business Process Framework (eTOM), the TM Forum Information Framework (SID), and the Technology-Neutral Architecture. It demonstrates the inherent and strong relationships between the Information Framework and the overall NGOSS architecture and demonstrates how the framework is used as the ‘Language’ of NGOSS.The framework is explained in detail and students are taken on a guided tour of the currently developed Information Framework domains. There will be hands-on exercises throughout the day.

Management World Orlando
Sunday, NovembeRegister Nowr 16, 2008 - 8:30am - 5:30pm
Instructor: John Wilmes

Level  Introductory

Who should attend? Pre-requisites
People actively engaged in the analysis and design of OSS/BSS solutions using NGOSS and the TM Forum Information Framework (SID), in particular, people involved in information modeling and solution architectures.

Familiarity with UML or other modeling methods desirable; however a UML tutorial is provided if necessary.

Technology covered
The Information Framework in its UML form is explained using real-world examples.

Download PDFUpon completion, you will be able to:
  • Describe the need and benefits of NGOSS
  • Describe the relationship between the Information Framework and the NGOSS architecture
  • Provide an overview of the Information Framework
  • Use one or more Information Framework addenda for reference in the analysis and design phases of a solution
  • Apply Information Framework modeling patterns to extend the framework
  • Begin to use the framework for real analyses and development of OSS/BSS components
Agenda:
  • NGOSS and the Information Framework (SID)
  • The Information Framework (SID)
  • Documenting the framework
  • Information Framework (SID)/Business Process Framework (eTOM) mappings and their importance
  • Scenario-based Information Framework walkthrough
  • Getting started with the framework
  • Information Framework in action
  • Information Framework futures
  • *Hands-on Information Framework modeling exercises (*does not apply to the half-day version of the course).
As with all official TM Forum courses, certificates of achievement will be issued.

Click here for a list of Instructors.
Last updated Monday, October 06, 2008


The Information Framework (SID) is the lingua franca for NGOSS. It is used to define in business and systems terms, the information that is utilized in OSS/BSS deployments. This course provides an overview of NGOSS and three of its cornerstones: the TM Forum Business Process Framework (eTOM), the TM Forum Information Framework (SID), and the Technology-Neutral Architecture. It demonstrates the inherent and strong relationships between the Information Framework and the overall NGOSS architecture and demonstrates how the framework is used as the ‘Language’ of NGOSS.The framework is explained in detail and students are taken on a guided tour of the currently developed Information Framework domains. There will be hands-on exercises throughout the day.

Management World Orlando
Sunday, NovembeRegister Nowr 16, 2008 - 8:30am - 5:30pm
Instructor: John Wilmes

Level  Introductory

Who should attend? Pre-requisites
People actively engaged in the analysis and design of OSS/BSS solutions using NGOSS and the TM Forum Information Framework (SID), in particular, people involved in information modeling and solution architectures.

Familiarity with UML or other modeling methods desirable; however a UML tutorial is provided if necessary.

Technology covered
The Information Framework in its UML form is explained using real-world examples.

Download PDFUpon completion, you will be able to:
  • Describe the need and benefits of NGOSS
  • Describe the relationship between the Information Framework and the NGOSS architecture
  • Provide an overview of the Information Framework
  • Use one or more Information Framework addenda for reference in the analysis and design phases of a solution
  • Apply Information Framework modeling patterns to extend the framework
  • Begin to use the framework for real analyses and development of OSS/BSS components
Agenda:
  • NGOSS and the Information Framework (SID)
  • The Information Framework (SID)
  • Documenting the framework
  • Information Framework (SID)/Business Process Framework (eTOM) mappings and their importance
  • Scenario-based Information Framework walkthrough
  • Getting started with the framework
  • Information Framework in action
  • Information Framework futures
  • *Hands-on Information Framework modeling exercises (*does not apply to the half-day version of the course).
As with all official TM Forum courses, certificates of achievement will be issued.

Click here for a list of Instructors.
Last updated Monday, October 06, 2008