A runtime-adaptable service bus design for telecom operations support systems

I.-Y. Chen;G.-K. Ni;C.-Y. Lin
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The complexity that telecommunications companies are faced with in their business processes and their information technology (IT) systems is especially apparent in their billing systems. These systems are required not only to handle large volumes of data and frequent changes in business rules, but also to ensure that the billing be done accurately and on time. This paper describes a solution that was developed to address this problem. It consists of an operations support system that is compliant with NGOSS (Next Generation Operations System and Software) and it implements a service-oriented architecture (SOA) that relies on an enhanced enterprise service bus (ESB). This enhanced ESB, referred to here as an adaptable service bus (ASB), makes it possible to carry out changes to business rules at runtime, thus avoiding costly shutdowns to the billing application. An implementation of this system has been operational in ChungHwa Telecom Company, Taiwan, since January 2008 and provides complete support to its billing application. As a result, the billing process cycle time has been reduced from 10–16 days to 3–4 days, which cleared the way for further growth of the business.
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一种适用于电信运营支持系统的运行时适应性服务总线设计
电信公司在其业务流程和信息技术(IT)系统中面临的复杂性在其计费系统中尤为明显。这些系统不仅需要处理大量数据和业务规则的频繁更改,还需要确保准确及时地进行计费。本文描述了为解决此问题而开发的解决方案。它由一个符合NGOSS(下一代操作系统和软件)的操作支持系统组成,并实现了一个依赖于增强型企业服务总线(ESB)的面向服务的体系结构(SOA)。这种增强的ESB在这里被称为可适应性服务总线(ASB),它可以在运行时对业务规则进行更改,从而避免对计费应用程序进行代价高昂的关闭。该系统自2008年1月起在台湾中华电信公司投入运行,为其计费应用提供了完整的支持。因此,计费流程周期时间从10-16天缩短到3-4天,为业务的进一步增长扫清了道路。
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