Bharti Televentures deploys HP’s OSS solution

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Bharti Tele-Ventures has selected HP’s OpenView Operations Support Systems (OSS) to enable unified, end-to-end visibility, flexibility and scalability in its network infrastructure.

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Title: Bharti Televentures deploys HP’s OpenView OSS solution

Bharti Tele-Ventures, India’s leading private telecommunications services providers, has selected HP’s OpenView Operations Support Systems (OSS) to enable unified, end-to-end visibility, greater process automation, flexibility and scalability in its network infrastructure.

HP’s OpenView OSS will allow the service provider to streamline management of fixed and wireless networks, assure service levels for customers and mediate all kinds of usage data for billing systems. With the new OSS in place Bharti looks to achieving agility in today’s challenging telecommunications landscape.

Till now Bharti Tele-Ventures was faced with the challenge of managing a multi-technology, multi-vendor network managed in regional operations centers. As Bharti’s customer base continued to expand rapidly, the company also needed to ensure a high level of custome

r satisfaction.

The service provider’s vision for its integrated network was to have a centralized Network Operations Center (NOC), which would provide a common infrastructure management environment across the entire organization and infrastructure.

Bharti’s network infrastructure consists primarily of SDH/DWDM; Voice switching, ATM, Frame Relay and MPLS/IPVPN. The new NOC environment was built in conjunction with HP, which ensures a homogeneous view of this entire network, improved operational efficiency, quicker problem resolution and greater customer satisfaction. With HP OSS solutions, the company now has a unified, end-to-end view of the network infrastructure as well as customer services.

This has enabled Bharti to respond quickly to network problems by reducing manual processes and provides the scalability and flexibility to integrate new network elements into the network as and when needed; ultimately helping reduce network operating costs.

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