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 Service providers can jump-start their operational support systems implementation efforts by deploying one or more Service Modules provided by Ceon. The Service Modules contain configuration samples and schemas that form a working foundation for specific service provider markets. Configuration and installation teams can leverage Ceon’s experience, pre-defined data models, base workflows, and domain knowledge to speed up implementation using best practices for customization and implementation.
Service Modules are focused on providing a comprehensive definition of services and their provisionable elements. The Service Module allows the operator to begin defining order management, workflow and activation processes. When required the definitions can be expanded, changed, and extended as per the needs of the service provider's business, network topology, and product offerings. |
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Network Capability Definitions
- Physical network element types (soft-switches, web servers, voicemail servers.)
- Logical/physical managers of network resources (soft-switch TN manager, etc.)
- Network resources (TNs, MTAs, etc.)
- Network capabilities (what can be activated on the network)
- Network modeling
Product Modeling Definitions
- Product samples (construct your own bundled products)
- Services (VoIP, High Speed Data, Web space, Email, Voicemail, etc.)
- Service configuration prompts (TN, class of service, modem MAC address, etc.)
- Features (enhancements to services such as call forwarding, conferencing, etc.)
- Feature configuration prompts (email address, virtual telephone number, etc.)
- Feature parameters (bandwidth, voicemail box size, etc.)
- Mapping between product features and network capabilities
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