| Business Proposition | - Improved Lead-to-Order Process
- Improved sales productivity through automation and collaboration
- Improved sales accuracy and reduced time to revenue
- Improved tools for sales, Sales Engineers and Network Engineers to collaborate on opportunities during the lead to order process
- Result: Less fallout in the order to cash processes
- Result: Customers benefit from faster time to value through the re-use of best practices
- Streamlined Order-to-Cash Process
- Sales Force Automation (SFA) “talks networking” with Ordering and Provisioning
- Activation – Give the customer what they asked for, and do it right the first time:
- As-intended -> as-designed -> as-built
- Allow Account Managers to track their customers’ implementation status
- Provisioning can update the solution with “as built” adjustments to keep the design ready for future growth
| TM Forum Standards
in Use or Development | The TM Forum Applications Framework (TAM) - Phase 1 of this catalyst included
- “Corporate Sales Management” shown in the TAM standard release 3.0 as Application ID 03.05
- “Corporate Sales Workflow Management” (Application ID 03.05.01) and “Solution Management” (Application ID 03.05.02)
- Phase 2 includes
- Customer Order Management
Catalog Management - Builds on the work of the Catalog Management team of the TM Forum
Could also leverage eTOM and SID possibly | | | | Team Member Contributions | Champion 
Service Provider Champion Participants 
Solution Management 
Sales Management 
Service Fulfillment and Provisioning | | Demonstration Scenarios | - Pre-Quote Process
- Technical Solution/Quote Process
- Approval Process
- Ordering Process
- Activation Process
| | | Today’s telecommunications customers want simplicity from their complex and converged services. By improving the time it takes to deliver these in demand solutions, Qwest is staying ahead of our customers’ needs. Working with TM Forum and our catalyst partners helps Qwest streamline our sales-to-fulfillment processes and integrate our sales management and operations support systems (OSS),![[Close Quote]](/sdata/content/icons/quote_closed.png) | | – Donald Toland, Chief Business Architect Product Operations, Qwest | |