Abstract
There are currently around a thousand computer systems supporting BT's operational processes. This article describes how the operational support systems (OSS) architecture is being used to help rationalise and reduce this portfolio into a more manageable set by ensuring maximum reuse of functionality and minimum replication of data. This will lead to lower maintenance and development costs as well as speedier delivery of new solutions.
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Pyzer, S., Williams, P., & Richards, D. (1996). Applying the BT operational support systems architecture. British Telecommunications Engineering, 15(3), 234.
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