| Enabling Business Process Automation | Overview | |
TM Forum’s Solution Frameworks (NGOSS) are the widely adopted set of standards and best practices for transforming your business and operations. Using the Solutions Frameworks will deliver a many times over return on investment through application to business and technical challenges, for example: - rapidly drive down operational costs through industry-proven business process optimization techniques
- streamline software development by enabling unprecedented reuse and risk reduction
- sharply reduce full lifecycle systems costs through standardization of interfaces
- revolutionize procurement processes through creation of a common language
- dramatically improve time to market for new services by enabling step-by-step implementation of service-oriented enterprise architectural concepts
Visit our Case Study Library to see over 150 case studies on how the Solution Frameworks have been used for success by service providers, systems integrators, software developers and the entire value chain. The Solutions Frameworks provide a comprehensive “toolkit” that may be used as an integrated system end-to-end or as components to solve particular problems. The Frameworks can be applied throughout organizations by process engineers, operations staff, software developers and system integrators. Note: The newly launched Blueprint Program represents a significant step forward in the evolution of TM Forum’s Solution Frameworks (NGOSS).
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| Key Elements of TM Forum’s Solution Frameworks | |
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| Using the Solution Frameworks | Business Process Redesign:
Use the Business Process Framework to
inventory and rework your critical business
processes, saving money in a matter of
weeks.
| Development of systems transformation
and strategy: Using the key principles
from across the frameworks, define
direction for migration to future-proof,
maintainable, flexible systems. | | Define and Specify Management Solutions:
Using the Frameworks as a system
throughout your development process,
specify, design, and architect standards-
based software products and solutions. | Systems Integration:
Use the Information Framework (SID) and
the Integration Framework as the basis for
standardized interfaces with reusable
components. | |
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