ITU-T Workshop on "Telecommunication Management and Operations Support Systems"

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ITU-T Workshop on "Telecommunication Management and Operations Support Systems"
Beijing, China, 22 - 23 May 2006

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Session 1: ITU-T SG4 work overview
Speaker: Mr. Leen Mak, Lucent Technologies Title of Presentation: Overview of NGNMFG and MTNMFG This presentation provides an overview of the activitities of ITU-T Working Party 1/4 and its Study Questions 2, 3, 4, and 5. It introduces and discusses the study topics, relevant accomplishments and and new work.
Speaker: Mr. Geoff Caryer, BT Title of Presentation: ITU-T Working Party 2/4, an overview This presentation will provide an overview of the work of ITU-T Working Party 2/4. It will identify the organization of work, the Recommendations developed and current areas of study. Working Party 2/4 is responsible for: Management principles and architecture, Requirements for business to business and customer to business management interfaces, Framework for the management of Next Generation Networks including the convergence of voice, data and multimedia for wire-line and wireless Telecommunications management and OAM project
Speaker: Mr. Nobuo FUJII , NTT group, Japan Title of Presentation: WP3/4 has been working on “Telecommunications Information Models and Protocols”. Recommendations developed are now widely used as foundations or specifications of real operation support systems. The presentation focuses on Questions achievements and activities. Currently, three Questions 9, 10 and 11/4 are studied. Development of protocol neutral information models in common and application specific areas by following a revised methodology is one of hot topics.
Speaker: Mr. Dave Sidor, Nortel Networks Title of Presentation: Overview of NGNMFG and MTNMFG This presentation will discuss the principles, architecture, requirements, information models, and protocols to support the communication of management information across interfaces between network elements and management systems and also interfaces between management systems that are being studied in the NGN Management Focus Group and the Multi-Technology Network Management Focus Group.


Session 2: Overview of other SDOs and Forums' work
Speaker: Mr. H. Lam LAM, Lucent Technologies Title of Presentation: Overview of SG15 Question 14’s Work Programs As the level of functionality and intelligence in transport networks increases, the management and control for these networks become more important. Management and control standards are required for all types of transport equipment, e.g., optical, wireless, terrestrial, submarine, satellite, etc., defined in ITU-T Recommendations. Management and control requirements and information models for the inter-working of standards-based transport systems/equipment and other equipment are essential to realize the full value of modern transport networks. Question 14 (Management and Control of Transport Systems and Equipment) of ITU-T Study Group 15 is responsible for the study of transport equipment/systems management and control. This presentation describes the scope and provides an overview of Q14/15’s current work programs.
Speaker: Mr. Leen Mak, Lucent Technologies Title of Presentation: ETSI TISPAN Workgroup 8 This presentation provides an overview of the activitities of ETSI TISPAN Workgroup 8. Within ETSI TISPAN, this group is responsible for the Management standards for Next Generation Networks. The presentation addresses accomplishments and current work. Among others, it provides a short introduction to the Service Oriented NGN Management Architecture specified by ETSI TISPAN WG8.
Speaker: Mr. H. Kam LAM, Lucent Technologies Title of Presentation: Overview of ATIS TMOC’s Work Programs The Telecom Management and Operations Committee (TMOC) of ATIS (Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions) develops operations, administration, maintenance and provisioning standards, and other documentation related to Operations Support System (OSS) and Network Element (NE) functions and interfaces for communications networks – with an emphasis on standards development related to U.S.A. communication networks in coordination with the development of international standards. This presentation describes the scope and provides an overview of TMOC’s current work programs, with emphasis on those related to Next Generation Network (NGN).
Speaker: Mr. Hisashi Tada, NEC Corporation Title of Presentation: TeleManagement Forum overview Global communications industry players are racing to develop a next generation network consisting of transport, access, and services to meet market demand. In addition, most of Service Providers have pressure for prices in order to survive in this high competitive market. Therefore, telecom industry has strong demand on how to be a lean operator. The presentation starts from market overviews. Then, the presentation covers various activities in TM Forum which meet these market demands. In addition, the presentation covers TM Forum’s technical programs, activities related to Next Generation Network, NGOSS which is one of TM Forum’s major goal, and Liaison program.