Course Number: 212
Length: 2 Days
TONEX Frameworx training (eTOM training), Business Process Framework
TONEX Frameworx Training (eTOM training), Business Process Framework, provides the details behind the standards for development and deployment of OSS/BSS (Operations/Business Support Systems). This course is intended to provide an overview of Frameworx, Business Process Framework and its key components.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion, you will be able to:
- Understand TM Forum Strategic Direction
- Understand Business Process Framework, eTOM, SID, TAM and TNA, and the inherent relationship between them
- Identify all the components of Business Process Framework, Frameworx and the relationship between them
- Understand basic concepts of Business Process Framework (eTOM) and the Information Framework (SID), and their relationships
- Understand how the frameworks can be used
- Understand Business Process Framework, Business Process Map
- Understand how to utilize Business Process Framework frameworx
- The Service-Oriented Approach to System Design and Development of Business Process Framework
- Understand Enhanced Telecom Operations Map (eTOM)
- Understand Neutral Reference Points: internal process reengineering needs, partnerships, alliances, and general Business Process Framework Information Model
- Explore Shared Information and Data Model (SID)
- Explore SID business-oriented perspective of the information and data
- Explore Enterprise Architecture modeling using the eTOM and SID
- Understand Integrating the eTOM and SID
- Explore eTOM and SID in real world projects UML Class Models
- Understand NGOSS TAM Business Application model to characterize the organizational application capability needs
- Understand NGOSS Architecture Guidelines
- Understand Technology Neutral Architecture (TNA) and Contract Interface
- Understand NGOSS Conformance Criteria
- Explore TONEX NGOSS-styled SOA methodology using SOA Service Contracts”
Course Topics
Overview of Frameworx
- TM Forum and Frameworx overview
- Core elements
- Methodology and lifecycle
Architecture Models used by Service Providers
- eTOM – Enhanced Telecoms Operations Map
- Business Process Modeling
- Hierarchical catalog of the key business processes
- Tools to run a service-focused business
- Strategy, Infrastructure and Product (SIP)
- Operations
- Enterprise Management
- Input to Enterprise Data Model
- Functional Architecture Framework
- IT Architecture Framework
- System Maps and Local Architecture
- SID (Shared Information and Data) Framework
- Telecom Operation Map (TAM)
- Integration Framework (TNA)
- Enterprise Architecture using the eTOM and SID
Introduction to NGOSS/Frameworx
- Business processes
- Business process flows
- Business application contracts
- Shared data and information
- Reference code and interfaces
- NGOSS: Lifecycle
- NGOSS: Views – Goals, Policy, Process & Information
- NGOSS: Management & Framework Services
- NGOSS: Security & Compliancy
- NGOSS: Case Study
Elements of Frameworx
- TM Forum and Frameworx overview
- Core elements
- Methodology and lifecycle
- Frameworx and key components
- Business Process Framework (eTOM),
- Information Framework (SID)
- Integration Framework (TM Forum Interfaces and Business Services)
- Applications Framework (TAM)
Overview of eTOM
- eTOM Business Process Framework
- eTOM in NGOSS
- Case Study: Modeling an End-to-end Flow
- Using eTOM for Business-to-Business Interaction
- Linking eTOM and SID
- eTOM in EU Collaborative
- eTOM in a Merged Business
NGOSS and the SID
- Benefits of SID and NGOSS
- SID Concepts and Key Definitions
- SID as a Framework of Frameworks
- SID Objectives
- Views of the SID
- A business view
- A systems view
- The SID as an information model Independent of platform, language and protocol
- Multiple data models
- Entities
- Associations
- Attribues
- Business views and behaviors
- SID Framework
- SID domains and Aggregate Business Entities (ABE)
- Root Business Entities
- Business Interaction & Agreement
- Customer
- SID and eTOM
- Using the SID Rational Rose models
- Using and Extending the SID
- SID Business View
Business View of the SID
- Domain-Specific Addenda
- Common Business Entities
- Addendum
- Customer
- Product
- Service
- Resource
The SID Business Framework
- Product
- Market/Sales
- Enterprise
- Strategic Product
- Portfolio Plan
- Product Specification
- Applied Customer Billing
- Rate
- Supplier/Partner Performance
- Market Strategy and Plan
- Product Usage Statistic
- Supplier/Partner Payment
- Market Segment
- Product Performance
- Resource Specification
- Supplier/Partner Bill Inquiry
The SID System Framework
- SID Concepts and Principles
- Party
- Location (Place)
- Interaction
- Agreement
- Calendar
- Project
- Policy
- Customer
- Customer Order
- Product, Service, Resource
- Product Offering
- Product
- Service
- Resource
The Application Framework
- Business and operations applications
- TAM used with the solution framework
TONEX Roadmaps
- Improve business efficiency across your organization
- Building the elements of business process transformation
- Tools to create agile digital business
- Guidance for implementing the Business Process Framework within your organization
- Initiating a Business process transformation project
- Use the Business Process Framework
- Tools to implement Business Process Framework
- Mechanisms and process to maximize business efficiency and customer experience
- Implementing Enterprise Architecture and Management Framework
- Target Architecture Roadmaps
- Network and Service Management Requirements
- Using The Business Process Framework (eTOM) as a critical component of Frameworx
- Blueprint for enabling successful business transformation
- Use eTOM and SID Models
- Architect and create links between eTOM and SID
- Using TAM and TNA
- SOA Roadmaps
- eTOM/ITIL Mapping
- Creating your Business Process Framework structure
- Business Process Framework Applied to Business Process transformation
- Business Process Framework Conformance
- Tools for Implementing the Business Process Framework
- Using Process Automation Tools
Workshop: Working with Business Process Framework
- Process Framework Primer
- L1 Processes
- L2 Process Decomposition
- L3 Process Decomposition
- L4 Process Decomposition
- Core Frameworks Concepts and Principles
- End-to-End Business Flows
- Process Flow Examples
- Guide to Applying the Business Process Framework
- Construction Guidelines for Process Flows
- Leveraging Level 4 Process Elements and Process Flows for Support of ITIL
Who Should Attend
Those who require knowledge of the evolution of the TeleManagement Forum's initiatives. Suitable for telecom professionals, Managers and Sales Staff requiring thorough NGOSS, eTOM and SID, TAM, TNA knowledge.