You can’t deliver digital transformation on legacy BSS systems that were developed for a different purpose; you need to re-tool with digital-grade technology.
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Digital Success Starts With a New Digital BSS Stack
End-to-End Solution for Telco Digital Transformation
Why Traditional Telco BSS Systems Can’t Deliver
BSS is painful to operate and difficult to change
BSS creates big silos, and poor experiences
BSS is network facing, customer experience comes second
There Is an Alternative to Traditional Telco Transformation
Do Invest in a New Digital Stack
Don’t upgrade your old systems and call it transformation
Do Start Over and Simplify Your IT
Don’t keep your spaghetti-like architecture
Do Run Existing IT Separately From Digital
Don’t expect a digital experience from legacy systems
Do Reset the Cost Model
Don’t keep throwing money at end of life systems
Do Switch to Configuration-Based Software
Don’t require code and test for each new feature
Do an MVP in Under Six Months
Don’t waste years fighting complexity
How a New Digital Stack Is Delivering for Digital Leaders
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Digital Grade, Better Operating Model
Modern software and methods reduce operational costs.
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Cloud Native, Architecture Evolution
Deploy in public or private cloud to evolve the telco architecture.
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5G Ready, Future Monetization
Unlock 5G opportunities including network slicing and enhanced broadband.
A new digital stack can operate independently based on a simpler IT architecture and modern software while legacy systems continue to perform the core processes they were designed for.
What a New Stack Looks Like
Streamlined architecture
with no barriers between the customer engagement layer, the commerce layer and the network
Business API gateway
designed to handle frequent customer interactions through native apps and digital channels
Optimized digital path
between the customer and data that resides on the network
Find Out Why Digital Leaders Are Choosing a New Stack
As telcos go forward with digital transformation, they need to move beyond simply upgrading systems to investing in a new digital stack that will operate alongside existing infrastructure.
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