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© 2010 Oracle Corporation – Proprietary and Confidential Oracle Communications – Partner Advisory Council March 8 - 9, 2010 - Paris
Partner Advisory Council
EMEA
Partner Advisory Council, Paris
Service Activation
Stéphan Pelletier
Product Management
March 9, 2010
The following is intended to outline our general
product direction. It is intended for information
purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any
contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any
material, code, or functionality, and should not be
relied upon in making purchasing decisions.
The development, release, and timing of any
features or functionality described for Oracle’s
products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Product Overview
• Product Details – ASAP
• Product Details – IPSA/CM
• Roadmap
• Roadmap Feedback
• Q&A
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Agenda
Introduction
• Product Overview
• Product Details – ASAP
• Product Details – IPSA/CM
• Roadmap
• Roadmap Feedback
• Q&A
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Top three Takeaways from this Session
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Leading Activation applications, in Service Provider space, for all domains (Mobile, Quad-Play, IP/Ethernet)
Strategic for activation level consolidation, as well as activation of new technologies, services and vendor equipment types
Field extensible with Cartridge Software Development Kits and Integration capabilities (e.g. Design Studio for OSM and ASAP, etc.)
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Oracle Communications Footprint
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Application Integration Architecture Integration Master Data Management
InfrastructureFusion Middleware Carrier Grade Framework
Activation
Multi-service, multi-vendor
service activation and
configuration management
Service Fulfillment Market
Review – Global Telecom
Software Market Analysis
OSS Observer July 2009
Confirmed Market Leadership
“Oracle continues as the leading
activation supplier…”
Across…
• Mobile Services
• Consumer Multi-Play
• Enterprise IP Services
Activating over 500,000 mobile service orders per day at a given customer
Managing some of the largest IP/MPLS networks
Test &
Turn up
Order
Management
ProcessAssign /
DesignWork Force
MgmtActivate
Activation
Task 1
Activation
ProcessActivation
Task 2
Activation
Task n
CRM
Process
Customer
Firm Order
Customer
Order Capture
Order
Completion
…
Network Subscriber Services
Network & IT
Infrastructure
What and Why Activation Within Service Fulfilment
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Activation Fundamentals
• Management of the service activation request• Receives Activation requests, generally from an Order
and Service Management system
• Translates these requests into vendor-specific commands
and provides an abstraction layer to upstream systems
• Interfaces with the network, enabling service• Performs the actual activation in the network or onto a
server or application through move, add, change, and
deleting service definitions and subscription to services
• Provides feedback of the activation result to other
systems (e.g., Order & Service Management)
• Flexible Activation & Operational controls• Provides a series of activation control functions such as
rollback, scheduling, sequencing of requests, retry, and
NE connection management.
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Market AnalysisNext Generation Services on Focus
• High growth on Next
Generation services
• Mobile voice and data
• Broadband
• Cable
• Business Services
• Strong need for CSPs to
mature their OSS
• Convergent Activation is
a key requirement
• Move away from custom
and silo solutions
• Oracle Comms has proven
credentials in all domains
Source: Analysys Mason, Communications service provider market review, October 2009
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Agenda
• Introduction
Product Overview
• Product Details – ASAP
• Product Details – IPSA/CM
• Roadmap
• Roadmap Feedback
• Q&A
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Service Activation At a GlancePRODUCTS ASAP IP Service Activator
Configuration
Management
WHAT IT IS
PAIN POINTS
ADDRESSED
LIKELY ADD ON’S
DIFFERENTIATORS
Flow-through high scale activation for subscriber services
• High volumes of Service Orders to activate
• High subscriber growth rates -want rapid turn-up
• OSM, Inventory, Policy Services
• Very high/proven performance
• Up to 500,000 orders per day
• Very large list of OOB vendor service cartridges
Complex enterprise IP/Ethernet service Activation
• Very complex service configurations
• Tedious and error prone network updates
• CM, OSM, Inventory, Policy Services
• Expert system in IP services
• Extensive OOB capabilities
• Service-oriented API
Service-Aware Config Mgmt of IP/Eth network
• Reliable config back-ups
• Relating services to configurations
• Silent service failures on config changes
• IPSA, OSM, Inventory
• The only “service-aware” Config Mgmt application
• Enables “Service Configuration Assurance” – new concept for ISPs
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Oracle Communications SolutionsService Fulfillment Market Offerings
Rapid Offer Design & Order Delivery
Convergent Business Services
Consumer Multi Play
Mobile SubscriberProvisioning
Characteristics:
Volumes: Low Medium High
Complexity: High Medium Low
Services beingConfigured:
Network OnlyLayers 1-3
Network & ServiceLayers 1-3 + Layers 4+
Service OnlyLayers 4+
$$$ / Transaction: High Medium Low
Service Examples:
MPLS VPNs, QoS,VPLS, Ethernet, etc.
DSL, Cable, FTTP, Satellite,Consumer & SME VoIP & Video
Pre/Post Paid, Voice & Data mobile services
Customer Examples:
IPSA / CM
Network Inventory
OSM
ASAP
Subscriber, Service & Network Inventory
OSM
ASAP
Subscriber, & Service Inventory
OSM
AGCS
Alcatel
Ericsson
Lucent
Nortel
Siemens
Circuit
Voice
Alcatel
Bay Packets
Cisco
Huawei
Nortel
Siemens
Sonus
Sylantro
Packet
Voice
Alcatel
Cisco
Huawei
Lucent
Nortel
Broadband
Access
Cisco
Microsoft
Motorola
Nagra
Digital
Video / IP-TV
Alcatel
Cisco
Lucent
Nortel
Redback
ATM
Frame
Alcatel
Cisco
Extreme
Huawei
Foundry
Juniper
IP / Ethernet
Alcatel
Ericsson
Huawei
Lucent
Motorola
Nokia
Nortel
Mobile
Multi-Play Services
Consumer ServicesEnterprise Services
Mobile
Oracle Communications ActivationVendor Support By Domain
Multi-service, multi-vendor cartridges enabled through partnerships and deployments
100+ cartridges to accelerate service introduction with SDK’s for extensibility
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Activation Credentials100+ Activation Customers
ASAP
70+ Customers
IPSA/CM
30+ Customers
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Product Overview
Product Details – ASAP
• Product Details – IPSA/CM
• Roadmap
• Roadmap Feedback
• Q&A
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Oracle Communications ASAPKey Capabilities and Product Values
ASAP
Foundations(Connection/Session Management, NE Routing, NE Throughput,
Activation Fallout Management, System Configuration)
Domain Oriented Cartridges(Mobile, Broadband, VoIP, IPTV, etc.)
Error Processing(Soft Failures, Retries, Point Of No Return)
Reporting(Audit Trails, Statistics)
Service Activation Request Manager(CSDL to ASDL Mapping, Prioritization, Scheduling, Dependencies, Supplemental/Cancellation)
Cartridges
Platform
Enablers
Monitoring
Reporting
Service
Creation
Environment
CartridgesCartridges
Design
Studio
Cartridges
Suite
EnablerSubscriber Service Requests(SRP/SRT - Subscriber Oriented Services)
Service Request Status
Batch Service Requests(Batch Group ID, Batch Thresholds)
Service Request Status
High Performance
Activation
Systems
Consolidation
Rapid Service
Introduction
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Service ModellingService Actions on a Device
Network Actions
Service Actions
Service Actions to:
• Add Phone
• Add Line
• Add User
• Reset Device
…individually or in a
flow on the Call Server
Call Server
Activation
RequestsOSSs
Activation
• A Service Action:
• Performs one or more Network Actions with intelligent execution, to one or more network and / or IT elements
• Facilitate the assembly of device-atomic operations into a service offering
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Service ModellingService Actions Across Devices
Network Actions
Service Actions
Service Action to:
Add Phone
Add Line
Add User
Reset Device
Add subscriber to
Messaging Server
…across the Call
Server and Messaging
Server
Call Server
Activation
RequestsOSSs
Activation
• A Service Action:
• Performs one or more Network Actions with dependent execution across one or more network elements
• Also, an Activation Request may contain one or more Service Actions Messaging
Server
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Service ModellingBundling Services Across Domains
Network Elements
Network Actions
Service Actions
Powerful capability to
define Service Bundles
with VoIP subscriber
services:
• Add DSL broadband
access
• Add VoIP Subscriber
(with messaging)
…across the Call
Server, Messaging
Server, DSLAMs, etc.
Service Bundles
Messaging
ServerCall Server
Activation
RequestsOSSs
Activation
VoIP ADSL
DSLAM
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IPTV DSLAM
Service ModellingTriple-play Bundling
Network Elements
Network Actions
Service Actions
In this case, re-combine
the VoIP services with a
different broadband
access and video
services:
• Add DSL broadband
access
• Add VoIP Subscriber
(with messaging)
• Add IP-TV video
services
Service Bundles
Call Server
Activation
RequestsOSSs
Activation
IP-TV VoIP with Messaging BB Access
Messaging
Server
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Oracle Communications Design Studio
IDE for rapidly building and deploying services (subscriber
or network build out)
Design, document and deploy Network and Service Activation Cartridges
Design, document and deploy SRT Cartridge for upstream
integration
Cartridge relation
graph for showing
relationships
among Service
and Network
Cartridges, and
run-time
environments
The environment for ASAP cartridge development,
maintenance, deployment, and OSM-ASAP integration.
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ASAPCartridges
• Definition: A cartridge provides plug-in support for activation of specific services on specific IT and network devices
Custom-made cartridges:• Designed for customer by Oracle
Consulting
• Customer or other System Integrator may develop own cartridges and / or extend those from Oracle
• Use Activation Design Studio available with the product
Value proposition• Enables rapid service / network introduction
• Lowers ongoing cost of ownership
• Enables rapid introduction of additional vendor equipment
• Full customer empowerment
Catalogue of pre-built cartridges:• Designed, developed and supported
by Oracle
• Leverage hardware vendor relationships and best practices
• May be extended / customized in customer environment
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Agenda
• Introduction
• Product Overview
• Product Details – ASAP
Product Details – IPSA/CM
• Roadmap
• Roadmap Feedback
• Q&A
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IP Service ActivatorKey Capabilities and Product Values
IP Service Activator
Foundations(Transaction Management, Network Models, Discovery, User Mgmt)
Customer Service Requests(Assign & Design, Policy-based)
Network Infrastructure Requests(Assign & Design, Policy-based)
Managed Services(Service Persistency, Service Configuration State Management, Service Auditing)
Service Technology Models(L3 VPNs, L2 VPNs, QoS, VLANs, etc.)
Service Vendor Cartridges(Cisco, Alcatel, Juniper, Foundry, etc.)
Service and Network Activation(MACD, Rollback, Intelligent Configuration Computation, Multi-User Request Consolidation)
Provision Complex
IP/Ethernet Services
Extensive Out-of-the-box
Capabilities
Rapid Service
Introduction
Cartridges
Platform
Enablers
Monitoring
CartridgesCartridges
Cartridge
Software
Development
Kit
(SDK)
Suite
Enablers
Design Studio
(Future)
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IP Service ActivatorKey Features
Faster time to revenue on
large IP Service rollouts
• Easy “drag and drop” provisioning
• True Multi-Vendor IP services
• Full support for service creation,
modification, deletion and rollback
• Powerful inheritance and policy-based
service management
• Accurate service configuration auditing
• Full transaction support
• Security with user permission control
• Flexible template and in-core product
extensibility with SDK
• Thorough OSS Integration capabilities
for flow-through provisioning
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IP Service ActivatorModules and Architecture
Upstream OSS/BSS LayersOrder and Service Management, Inventory, CRM
IP/MPLS and Ethernet NetworksIP Routers, Multi-Service Platforms, Ethernet Switches
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Cartridges
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IP Service Activator Cartridges
• Definition: A cartridge provides plug-in support for activation of specific services on specific IT and network devices
Custom-made cartridges:• Customer / System Integrator may
develop own cartridges and / or extend those from Oracle
• Use Cartridge Software Development Kit (SDK) available with the product
Value proposition• Enables rapid service / network introduction
• Lowers ongoing cost of ownership
• Enables rapid introduction of additional vendor equipment
Catalogue of pre-built cartridges:• Designed, developed and supported
by Oracle
• Leverage hardware vendor relationships and best practices
• May be extended / customized in customer environment
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Product Details – Configuration
Management Section
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Configuration ManagementKey Capabilities and Product Values
Configuration Management
Foundations(Network Models, Schedules, TFTP/Syslog Servers)
Configuration Management Requests(On-demand archive, retrieve, compare, etc.)
Configuration Management Events(Change events, Discrepancy events)
Service Impact Analysis(Real-time configuration change assessment, Service Impact, Customer Impact, “Who” did it)
Standard Configuration Management(Archiving, Versioning, Compare, Restore)
Real-Time Configuration Management(R-T Change Monitoring, Logging & Archiving)
Service-Aware Configuration Management(Service Traceability, Service Audit & Stateful View, Service Repair)
Control and Manage
Network Configurations
Benefit from Rich Set of
“Service-Aware” Features
Protect SLA-Bounded
Service Configurations
Cartridges
Platform
Enablers
Monitoring
CartridgesCartridges
Cartridge
Software
Development
Kit
(SDK)
Suite
Enablers
Design Studio
(Future)
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Configuration ManagementKey Features
• Reliable Configuration Archiving and Versioning
• Intelligent Configuration Restoration
• Sophisticated Auditing and Dynamic Compliance Management
• Visualize all manual and automated configuration changes over time
• State-of-the-art Configuration Traceability and On-Line Auto-Repair
• Real-time Change Tracking
• Service impact analysis and event generation
Control & Secure Network Configuration “Health” with Oracle’s “Service-Aware”
Configuration Management
IPSA CM
Service-Impacting Failure Events
Syslog
Audit
Back-Up
Restore
Service/ConfigRepair
Activate (MACD)(IPSA)
Trace
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Configuration ManagementThe only Service-Aware Configuration Mgmt
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• Introduction
• Product Overview
• Product Details – ASAP
• Product Details – IPSA/CM
Roadmap
• Roadmap Feedback
• Q&A
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Service Activation DirectionThemes over multiple releases
Purpose
“Enable evolution of communication service provider business models to an interactive, real-time operation through market leading network connectivity applications that support our complete, open, and integrated suite.”
Foundation
Install, Migrate, Upgrade
Common Technology
Multi-OS Support
Performance & Scalability
Documentation
Integration & Operation
Web Services
Design Studio
Best Practices
Multi-Product
Domain
Mobile 4G Services
Consumer Multi-Play Cable
Business Services Layer 2, IPV6,CM
Exceptional Customer Experience & Lower TCO
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ASAP Roadmap Summary
Delivered
Release 7.0
• Availability Enhancement
• Iona Removal
• Oracle RAC Support
• Design Studio Core version uplift
ASAPCore
Release 7.0.1
• VoIP Services
Sonus PSX and GSX cartridges enh. for EMS 7.3
ACME Packets upgrade to support EMS 6.2
Release 7.0.1
• BroadWorks AS for ver16
• Cable Provisioning Cartridges
• Scientific-Atlanta DNCS
• Motorola DAC
• SeaChange Axiom On Demand
ASAPDomain
Release 5.2.4
• VoIP services
ACME Net-Net EMS cartridge upgrade
Cisco PSTN Gateway cartridge upgrade
Alcatel SMC cartridge enhancement
• Mobile Apps enhancement
Alcatel 8618 convergent rating engine enhancement
Release 5.2.4
• WebServices API
• Design Studio Web Service deployment
• OSS/J API Enhancements
• Oracle re-branding
Release 7.0.1
• Oracle RDMS 11g R2
• WebLogic 9.2 MP3
• Advanced reports via BI Publisher
Release 7.1
• LINUX support
• Fusion 11g Technology Adoption
• ASAP in Communications Suite R1
• Studio Common Data Dictionary
Release 7.0
• Mobile Switching enhancement
Nokia HLR upgrade
to support R14
Next 12 months
IPSA & CM Roadmap Summary
Release 7.1
• Reporting - BI Publisher integrationIPSA
Core
Release 7.1
• Juniper Base and L3 VPN cartridges
• Cisco VPLS cartridge
Release 5.2.4
• Cisco VPN OSPF cartridge supp
• Cisco VLAN/LSP/PWE cartridge
• IPv6 QoS and I/F config
IPSADomain
Release 7.0
• IPv6 for device management and Cisco L3 VPN
• Cisco IOS-XR cartridge
•Base, LSP, QoS
Release 5.2.4
• Service traceability/repair enh.
• Archive locking
• Editable archive description
• Oracle re-branding
• CM Install Enhancements
Release 7.1
• Juniper CM cartridge
• Static Compliance Management
• Reporting - BI Publisher integration
Release 7.0
• Linux Support (Oracle Enterprise & Redhat)
• Oracle RAC support
• IPv6 CM ability
• Scalability to 60,000 devices (from 28,000)
• Cisco IOS-XR CM cartridge
ConfigurationManagement
Release 5.2.4
• Transaction Status Monitoring
• IPSA Install Enhancements
• Interface Registration Policy Object Enhancements
• Oracle re-branding
Release 7.0
• Linux Support (Oracle Enterprise & Redhat)
• Oracle RAC support
• Scalability to 60,000 devices (from 28,000)
Delivered Following Major Release Next Major Release
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• Introduction
• Product Overview
• Product Details – ASAP
• Product Details – IPSA/CM
• Roadmap
Roadmap Feedback
• Q&A
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Importance Theme Plans for ASAP
1 Streamlining process for building end-
to-end OSS solutions
Design Studio Data Dictionary enhancements,
ASAP Web Service API (delivered)
2 Enriched out-of-box cartridge
functionality
New cartridges planned for video provisioning
(Cisco DNCS, Motorola DAC, Seachange VOD)
(Considering Mobile HSS)
3 Collecting and sharing best practices for
solving problems
Delivering as part of Suite R1 timing
4 Improving performance and scalability Continuous progress
(latest tests on high-end SUN servers prove 130
orders/second, with 7 network actions/order)
1 = most important / most urgent
Product : ASAPRoadmap Feedback from Asia Pacific PAC 2009
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Importance Theme Plans for ASAP
1 Expanding out-of-box vendor cartridge
and domain support
New cartridges planned for video provisioning
(Cisco DNCS, Motorola DAC, Seachange VOD)
(Considering Mobile HSS)
2 Enhancing the visual user experience Operations enhancements under investigation.
Note that ASAP is primarily flow-through.
3 Pre-packaging integrations with other
Oracle products (Web Svc)
OSM-ASAP pre-integrated via Design Studio.
Common Data Dictionary enhancement in plan.
1 = most important / most urgent
Product : ASAPRoadmap Feedback from Americas PAC 2009
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Product : IPSARoadmap Feedback from Asia Pacific PAC 2009
1 = most important / most urgent
Importance Theme Plans for IPSA
1 Improving performance and scalability Performance improvements delivered on current
GA release (5.2.4). Increased scalability
planned for IPSA 7.0.
2 Expanding out-of-box cartridge support Adding IPv6 and Cisco IOS XR support
3 Streamlining process for building end-
to-end OSS solutions
IPSA can be deployed stand-alone, and/or
integrated by Systems Integrators.
Considering pre-integration roadmap with OSM
& UIM for Business Service Fulfillment solution
4 New platforms support Introducing Linux in IPSA/CM 7.0
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Product : IPSARoadmap Feedback from Americas PAC 2009
1 = most important / most urgent
Importance Theme Plans for IPSA
1 Pre-packaging integration with other
Oracle products (Web Svc)
IPSA can be deployed stand-alone, and/or
integrated by Systems Integrators.
Considering pre-integration roadmap with OSM
& UIM for Business Service Fulfillment solution
2 Expanding new services support IPSA already supports the primary IP services.
Many OOB cartridges available. SDK available.
Considering add’l OOB L2 MPLS cartridges.
3 Expanding out-of-box vendor cartridge
support
Adding IPv6 and Cisco IOS XR
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Your PrioritiesHow should we spend our time and resources?
Theme Importance Urgency
Enhancing the visual user experience
Expanding out-of-box vendor cartridge and domain support
Improving performance and scalability
Streamlining process for building end-to-end OSS solutions
Pre-packaging integrations with other Oracle products (Web Svc)
Enhancing system configuration capabilities (centralized tool)
Improving built-in reports and analysis tools
Collecting and sharing best practices for solving problems
Other:
Allocate a total of 20 points in each column across the items above: 20 20
Name: Company:
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Your PrioritiesHow should we spend our time and resources?
Theme Importance Urgency
Enhancing the visual user experience
Extending new services support
Expanding out-of-box vendor cartridge support
Improving performance and scalability
Streamlining process for bundling end-to-end OSS solutions
Pre-packaging integration with other Oracle products (Web Svc)
Adding and improving built-in reporting and analysis tools
Collecting and sharing best practices for solving problems
Other:
Allocate a total of 20 points in each column across the items above: 20 20
Name: Company:
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Top three Takeaways from this Session
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2
3
Leading Activation applications, in Service Provider space, for all domains (Mobile, Quad-Play, IP/Ethernet)
Strategic for activation level consolidation, as well as activation of new technologies, services and vendor equipment types
Field extensible with Cartridge Software Development Kits and Integration capabilities (e.g. Design Studio for OSM and ASAP, etc.)
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The preceding is intended to outline our general
product direction. It is intended for information
purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any
contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any
material, code, or functionality, and should not be
relied upon in making purchasing decisions.
The development, release, and timing of any
features or functionality described for Oracle’s
products remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.
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