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Empowering Service Providers With an Efficient Software Enabled Services (SES) Management Solution Across the Services Lifecycle
Supporting these needs, the TM Forum Software Enabled Services (SES) Management Solution program’s business objectives are to:
To accomplish these objectives the Software Enabled Services (SES) Management Solution program defines a conceptual management structure enabling the delivery of next generation services — independent of the underlying software or network technologies used to implement those services. This service delivery management structure addresses the full services lifecycle, covering such important use cases as concept-to-cash, service marketplace, service composition or aggregation, and service catalogs.
The program describes the service delivery management landscape and provides a reference model and a reference architecture of the essential building blocks needed to manage the delivery of next-generation services. The reference model and architecture form the basis for detailed service delivery management requirements.
Existing TM Forum frameworks, such as Business Process Framework (eTOM), Information Framework (SID), and Applications Framework (TAM), are leveraged or enhanced to meet these requirements. New service delivery management capabilities will be identified and created as needed, e.g., to support the management of content and media-rich services.