Croatian Telekom NGOSS projects – Shape of things to came …

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Croatian Telekom NGOSS projects – Shape of things to came …

Dominik Periškić T- Hrvatski Telekom d.d.

Damir MedvedGISDATA d.o.o.

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Hrvatski Telekom d.d. T-HT

• Croatia• Population : 4,5 M• GDP Total 82 BN US$• GDP per capita 18.500

US$

• HT - Part of DT group (51%)

• 1.550.000 fixed customers• 2.680.000 mobile

customers (UMTS/HDSPA)• 700.000 broadband

customers ( 4 – 20 mbps)• 300.000 IPTV subscribers

(including HDTV from 2008)

• Massive Fiber rollout ongoing (PON) – 50.000 connections by the end of the year

57% of Croatian households connected via broadband compared to an average of 55% in Western Europe

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GDi SYSTEMS - GISDATA GROUP

• GISDATA GROUP of companies in 2009 - the largest (revenues, resources) and leading (experience, references, growth) geoinformation systems application company in CEE

• Leaders in SEE in telecom NGOSS and VAS apps

• Amongst largest in its class in EMEA region

• Educating, leading the way

• Telcordia partner for SE Europe

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Introduction – typical Telco challenges today

Cumbersome Product Development: lead times of 6 months or more

updates to multiple systems multiple skill sets required for each application ‘Re-Inventing the Wheel’ each time Extended time for E2E testing

result: uneconomical processes cost of new product business cases can’t be justified delayed time to market means lost revenue and market

share

Cumbersome Customer Ordering Experience: order automation for complex products is limited

Voice and data orders separated Fixed portfolio difficult to change reliance on manual processes and handovers

result: order experience can be unsatisfactory high incidence of errors, missing orders and partial orders reliance on availability of sales personnel to take orders reduced ability to track and manage orders online

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T-HT: OSS PAST

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Infoweb Reporting

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HTnetwork

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MultiMedia Call CenterAvaya

Call Center

Billing & Accounts Receivable for Voice and Data

ITBFront Desk

CUBA

HTNetIMF

Order Mgt.Cust. Admin

IMFBilling

Htnet Invoicing & A/ R

HTnet Provisioning

Billing & Accounts Receivable for Online services

Voice, Data

Online

SAP (FI CO AA IM MM PS SD)

OSS Program

NMS

DIS

WWMSADM

Order Mgt.Workforce Mgt.Tech. ResoucreDirectory Mgt.

Billing & Accounts Receivable for IN servicesIN Service

Key Accounts Cust Admin

Contact Mgmt.Customer

Segmentation

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T-HT Landscape 1998 – 2003 (voice)

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Consolidated T-HT Landscape – end of 2004 (voice)

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Infoweb Reporting

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Provisioning

Billing & Accounts Receivable for Online services

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Online

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Key Accounts Cust Admin

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OSS Program

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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS

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TMF Recommendations thatInfluenced COMPASS

GB921 eTOM Concepts and Principles V 8.10

GB921-D Process Decompositions and Descriptions V 4.00

GB921-F eTOM Process Flow Examples V 4.00

GB921-U User Guidelines for eTOM V 1.10

GB929 The TAM - The BSS/OSS Systems Landscape V 2.10

GB929 The TAM - The BSS/OSS Systems Landscape V 3.00

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TELCORDIA SOLUTIONSDynamic Service Catalogue, Expediter

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Generic interaction CRM – OM – DCAT - GI

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COMPASS Alignment with TMF TAM Visualized

Operations Support& Readiness

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Optimization

Resource Provisioning / Configuration

Customer Self Management

Order Mgt

The TMFTAM©

ServiceInventory MgtService

Specification Mgt

Resource Specification Management

Res. Domain Mngmnt. (IT Applic., Network)

SLA Mgt

Fulfillment Assurance

DCAT Expediter Granite Activator

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COMPASSComplete Architectural Solution And Support

COMPASS Architecture Objectives

• Support a flexible approach to product / service modeling• Foster reusability of resource components

(optimize resource consumption with help of catalog)

• Create order management and fulfillment processes entirely driven by catalogue data

• Under business rule control select from several feasible alternatives the solution which make the most sense from a network and/or operations perspective

• Make workflow control catalogue data driven• Employ standardized (Move / Add / Change / Delete)

operations for interworking with non-COMPASS system• Leverage TMF frameworks (eTOM, SID, TAM) to design of

solution

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COMPASS Architecture

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CRM

Expediter Service/DeviceDirector

Rating/BillingDynamic Service Catalog

Discovery

NetworkEngineer

Performance & Fault

Management Activator

Planning and Forecasting

Granite

Networks

Flow-through Order Management

1. Order Entry/Service Selection

2. Account Data3. Request Options4. Search Options

(including 3rd Parties)

5. Quote Preparation

6. Obtain numbers7. Valid Commercial

Order8. Order Control and

Decomposition9. Billing Activities

10. Number status

update11. SLA Create/Updates12. Dispatch Requests13. Provisioning Work

Order14. Activation Work

Order15. Provision Valid Order16. Design and Assign17. Select Resources18. Activate Component19. Create Service

Instance20. Provide Status 21. Manage Exceptions

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Defining process in models

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SAMPLE MODELReality check

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ADSL with POTS: Model Showing References Between Resources

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DCAT product model

COMPASS Achievements for Croatian Telekom

Key Croatian Telekom requests fulfilled Future proof design achieved By the end of 2010 fully operational COMPASS

NGOSS landscape is expected to be in the production END OF NGOSS EVOLUTION IN T-HT

Be aware: Transformation of the BSS/OSS systems is not revolution, but EVOLUTION, so you cannot rush it !