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ATIS Overview% A membe o&ani'ation o( ).S. and *ot" Amei!an

tele!ommuni!ations !om+anies t"at e+esent eey

se&ment o( t"e industy.

% T"e s+onso o( siteen !iti!al industy !ommittees,"i!" addess t"e most +essin& te!"ni!al, o+eational

issues a((e!tin& tele!om (a!ilities and sei!es.

% AT/S a!tiities inole 3,000 +ati!i+ants (om 400

tele!ommuni!ations !om+anies.% oides an o+en, establis"ed enionment "ee t"e

industy ea!"es !onsensus on te!"ni!al, o+eational,

and business issues.


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For More Information ...% See AT/S sta((

o"n en"ads, 6ie!to o( Maetin& and ubli! 7elations,

8ben"adsatis.o&, 202-434-50

;isten *ye, usiness 6eelo+ment S+e!ialist,nyeatis.o&, 202-434-3ASOG@


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Seven O"F Standing Committees% *ocal Services Ordering )*SO(, Committee

7es+onsible (o all business +o!esses and do!umentation

mana&ement asso!iated it" t"e Io!al Sei!es Odein&

Guidelines >ISOG@% Message (rocessing )MS+, Committee

Addesses non-a!!ess issues elatie to messa&e

+o!essin& and maintains t"e D!"an&e Messa&e /nte(a!e

>DM/@ do!ument


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Seven O"F Standing Committees% Su!scription )S", Committee

Addesses national subs!i+tion issues and maintains t"e

?A7D do!ument

% SMS/0&& 1um!er Administration )S1AC,Committee

Addesses issues elated to t"e toll (ee numbe

administation


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O"F Committee Co2*eaders% "*+ Committee

Mei-Iouise T"om+son,

ATET

7andall 7eees, ellSout"

% SC Committee

S"aon *ei&"bos, S?

Andy $it'simmons, ATET

% ISO( Committee

6ebbie Satino, ellSout" Geo&ina Foun&, ATET

% *SO( Committee

?"istine ?ole, =ei'on

Gail Genie, M?/ Bold!om

% MS+ Committee

?"is 7ead, S?

at ;eatley, Telus

% S" Committee

$an ?ulmone, =ei'on

6ae T"uman, S+int% S1AC

at ae, =ei'on

Ieslee Sto"m, est


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56change Message Interface% Geneal 6es!i+tion

T"e DM/ is a &uideline used (o t"e e!"an&e

o( tele!ommuni!ations messa&e in(omationbeteen Sendin& and illin& ?om+anies.

6ata is +oided beteen !om+anies ia

multi+le uniue e!od layouts t"at !ontain

messa&e data, !ustome billin& in(omation,a!!ount summay in(omation and ta!in&

analysis.


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I(3/O"F *iaison% Message (rocessing *etter to I(3 dated August

%&$ %&&&

7euested a (omal liaison be establis"ed beteen O$ and

/67% O"F 78' Activities

;elly Andeson, S?? ?ommuni!ations, is t"e /67 Iiaison

to t"e O$ Messa&e o!essin& ?ommittee

?onsensus to establis" an O$ Messa&e o!essin&

?ommittee Iiaison to t"e /67 O&ani'ation

O$ Messa&e o!essin& Tas $o!e establis"ed

% Mie *ois, Telus

% ;elly Andeson, S?? ?ommuni!ations


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OAM>(/OSS Standards Challenges% OSSCOSS inte!onne!t

% 7a+idly !"an&in& /T enionment >to (a!ilitate neto

mana&ement@

% 7a+idly !"an&in& neto te!"nolo&y enionment >to

be mana&ed@


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Ma?or Initiatives 2 OverviewT"e (olloin& ma8o initiatie aeas !ate&oi'e t"e T1M1

o e((ots and alue deliey:

% ?ommon OAME $un!tionality and Te!"nolo&y

% /nte-Administation OAME

% *eto Te!"nolo&y S+e!i(i! OAME


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Inter2Administration OAM>(% asi! =alue: oide (o inteo+eability amon&

sei!e +oides

% ?ollaboation it" ot"e AT/S $oa, e.&., O$, T?/$

% ?ommon Ian&ua&e (o /n(omation /nte!"an&e -oides t"e stu!tue and !odin& o( in(omation t"at

is essential (o inte-administation !ommuni!ations,

e.&., /denti(i!ation o( / *Ds

% OSS to OSS /nte!onne!t /nte(a!e A++li!ations -oides (o a++li!ations t"at ae essential (o

automated inte-administation !ommuni!ations, e.&,

Io!al e-Ode


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/D? OSS Global Summit 2001

OSS ?"allen&es and Standadsesented by:

6ebbie Sti+e, ?a+ Gemini Dnst E Foun&

T?/$ ?"ai

dsti+eusa.!a+&emini.!om

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T?/$ u+ose and

S!o+e% 6eelo+ &uidelines (o use by t"e

tele!ommuni!ations industy t"at (a!ilitate

e((e!tie in(omation e!"an&e amon& tadin&

+atnes

% )se eistin& oluntay standads andCo

industy euiements elated to t"e e!"an&e

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T?/$ =alue o+osition

Facilitate "i2lateral definition and implementation

/m+lementation 7euiements (o a uni(omindusty solution

/denti(y and esole t"e issues e((e!tin& t"e

im+lementation o( me!"ani'ed inte!onne!tion

/denti(y !ost e((e!tie solutions Stie a balan!e beteen te!"nolo&y E business

+o!ess


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TCIF @ighlights% 7ea!t to t"e $??

T"e ?ali(onia )? Slammin& ?ammin&

ulemain& euied t"e deelo+ment o( ne data

elements to su++ot /? !"an&es% O$, T1M1 and D?/? oed to&et"e to

delie t"e euied data elements, +o!ess

(los and do!umentation ei&"t ees be(oe

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TCIF @ighlights% Te!"nolo&y Adan!es

Boed it" T1 to de(ine ?oba e-ode

inte(a!e (o Io!al

/nesti&atin& t"e (omation o( a !ommittee tosu++ot LMI


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TCIF *eadership% 5I Committee

SOS? ?"ai - u'' Sanston, S?

=i!e ?"ai - ?aolyn Mit!"ell, A!!entue C

ellSout"

TBG ?"ai - *an!y ote, =ei'on

=i!e ?"ai - im Koton, BDST

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TCIF *eadership% 5CIC

A!!ess Odein& ?o-!"ai1 ay B"itney, Bold?om

?o-!"ai2 a!ant

Touble Administation ?o-!"ai1 Glen ?antell, S??o-!"ai2 6an usetti, BDST

i!C?A7D ?o-!"ai1 Gay ae, ellSout"

?o-!"ai2 Mo&ynne *ot", =ei'on

IOO ?o-!"ai1 abaa Balla!e, ellSout"

?o-!"ai2 - a!ant

Te!"nolo&y Su++ot ?o-!"ai1 ob ue&le, S+int

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UOM StrategyAccepted by OBF as an Issue in May, 2000. Business need is to create a single integrated model for ordering

access service requests electronically with the assumption thatlocal could be integrated.

Cross-Forum Team (CFT) was formed in June, 2000. Membership composed of OBF, T1M1, and TCIF participants

Experts from each forum lend their expertise in the developmentof the model.

CFT has completed a draft Unified Modeling Approachand corresponding User Guide

Defines an end-to-end structured methodology to be used tocreate requirements, perform analysis, and design multipletechnological solutions.

Describes a common approach that can be applied acrosstelecommunication companies interface applications, such asordering, provisioning, billing, repair, etc.


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UOM Strategy (Cont.) UOM Process and Document DevelopmentA complete set of telecommunication national industry

specifications will be documented to support electronicbonding, B2B interfaces.

Documentation will include an end-to-end set of pre-ordering, ordering, and post-ordering specifications.

Protocol neutral modeling using Unified Modeling Language(UML) will be used in the UOM documentation.

UOM will be documented in 4 VolumesBusiness Requirements

AnalysisDesign

Implementation

NOTE: Volumes 1-4 will be updated/managed by the the appropriate committee and housed in one location.


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UOM Strategy (Cont.)The development of the UOM Volumes 1-4 relies on anIterative Approach.Iterative lifecycle requires involvement from all participants

of the CFT, with activities occurring simultaneously acrossall phases of the project.

Deliverables will undergo a level of rework or iteration asthe project proceeds and better ideas emerge re: how tospecify the whole system in a flexible and reusable manner.

The UOM is the application of Project ManagementPrinciples and Software Engineering development

UML methodology.In order to ensure that objectives are met, the four phases ofthe UOM are designed to provide a natural separation ofproject activities into manageable groups.


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UOM Strategy (Cont.)An Iterative and (ro?ect Management Approach

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Cross-Forum Team Leadership UOM Advisor/Coordinator

Jan Johnson, OBF (WorldCom)

UOM Volume 1

Business Req. Lead - Robert Horne, OBF (Sprint)

UOM Vol. 1 Editor - Shaun Chung, T1M1 (GE) UOM Volume 2

Analysis Lead - Jay Whitney, ECIC ( WorldCom)

UOM Vol. 2 Editor - Shaun Chung, T1M1 (GE)

UOM Volume 3

Design Lead - Alba Johnson, T1M1 (Verizon)

UOM Vol. 3 Editor - TBD

UOM Volume 4

Implementation Lead - Marta Turnbull, ECIC (Qwest)

UOM Vol. 4 Editor - TBD

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