| | Application Framework (TAM)
The full version of this page is only available to
members of the TM Forum. Learn more
about becoming a member.
In order to access a TM Forum Member only area of the website you must be a registered
user and work for a TM Forum Member Company. If this applies to you please login
above.
Not a Registered User? Register Now
Registration is free, quick and simple, and will give you access to a large library
of TM Forum member content, industry documents, exclusive articles, commentaries,
plus our web discussions and event features.
If you experience any problems logging in, please
contact us.
| | | What is the Application Framework (TAM) Group?
By breaking out all the rudiments of business process, bus technology and middleware, the Applications Framework bridges the NGOSS Transformation Framework's building blocks—such as the Business Process Framework (eTOM) and the Information Framework (SID)—and real, deployable, potentially procurable applications. It achieves this by grouping together process functions and information data into recognized OSS and BSS applications or services.
In other words, the Applications Framework defines procurable applications that perform the processes defined in the Business Process Framework, and manipulates the information defined in the Information Framework. In doing so, it subdivides applications into lower-level functional units, and describes specific interactions that can occur among applications. We are currently running a survey to allow members to influence the future direction of the TAM. If you are interested in participating, please click the appropriate link, this will run for a limited time only. Current planned close date for the survey is Jan 18th 2012: For System Integrator's and Software Vendor's, please click the TAM Survey here: For Service Provider's please click the TAM Survey here: Upcoming Training
| | Paid Advertisement
| | |  | | Copyright © 1988-2012, TeleManagement Forum. All Rights Reserved | | | | | |
| |
|