01-05-03 NGOSS实现架构培训.pptVIP

绿：已发布 橘红：已完成，待发布 粉红：优先要做的 蓝色：要做的 MTNM use CORBA, MTOSI uses XML MTOSI recasts many of the MTNM operations in XML, but also offers several very coarse-grained interfaces Service Providers need to be able to rapidly and cost-effectively introduce new technology and revenue generating services. And this has to be done more effectively – faster and cheaper – than ever before in an environment that requires inter-working between many different Vendors, Technologies and Systems. A key prerequisite for achieving this is to enable the rapid integration of disparate operations systems (OSs). The Multi Technology Operations System Interface (MTOSI) focuses on simplifying the complex task of introducing new technology and implementing new Operational and Business Support Systems, to cost-effectively provide new revenue generating services.? The MTOSI standard builds upon and extends the results of the Multi-Technology Network Management (MTNM) initiative, which focused on NMS-EMS interactions, by addressing a wide range of OS-OS interfaces.?It includes support for service management as well as network management, and it is expected to cover all communication technologies (from layer 1, e.g., SONET/SDH, through higher layer technologies, such as VoIP MTOSI is a new interface standard developed by the TMF’s MTOSI technical team, bringing together modern software technologies and state-of-the-art technology models. The MTOSI standard builds upon and extends the results of the Multi-Technology Network Management (MTNM) initiative. MTOSI extends the MTNM model, which focused on NMS-EMS interactions, to address a wide range of OS-OS interfaces. It includes support for service management as well as network management. MTOSI addresses the three-fold challenge of inter-working between multiple vendors, multiple technologies, and multiple systems. MTOSI is a single standard that provides the glue to connect disparate components into an overall network management solution. This M