Cloud-Native OSS is redefining telecom by enabling faster deployments, AI-driven automation, and enhanced scalability. Unlike traditional monolithic systems, it uses a microservices-based architecture, reducing costs and handling trouble tickets 83% faster. With quicker service rollouts—sometimes within 24 hours—telecom providers can adapt to evolving demands and drive innovation.
A successful Cloud-Native OSS strategy requires a modular, containerized design that supports open standards and AI integration. This approach improves decision-making, unlocks new revenue streams, and enhances customer experiences. As 5G expands, modernizing OSS is crucial for telecom providers to stay competitive. Blue Planet leads this shift, offering an open, programmable, cloud-native OSS built for the digital future.
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The telecom industry is undergoing a massive transformation. At the forefront of this change is Cloud-native OSS.
Kailem Anderson:
OSS is critical because these are the systems our CSP's customers use to manage the lifecycle of their services, and more importantly, monetize their networks. Now the reality is these OSS systems, they've been in place 20 years, built for another time, another place when the world was static.
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Traditional OSS architectures are typically monolithic systems, tightly coupled, limiting scalability and flexibility. In contrast, Cloud OSS leverages a microservices based architecture.
Here are three of the main advantages you can get from Cloud OSS. Firstly, you get faster deployment. You can deploy new services and upgrades in days. Often you can go live in as little as 24 hours. Secondly, you get streamlined operations. Cloud OSS enables you to reduce operational costs and improve efficiency by delivering automation and AI driven insights. You can handle trouble tickets 83% faster. And thirdly, you get enhanced scalability and flexibility. Cloud OSS enables you to adapt easily to changing demands and lets you smoothly roll out services.
Building a successful Cloud-native OSS strategy requires a modular and containerized architecture. That architecture ensures flexibility and scalability. It provides support for open standards, for integration with third party services and enabled integration with AI to improve decision-making and automation. The rewards are immense. Cloud-native OSS empowers telcos to offer superior customer experiences, accelerate innovation, and drive new revenue streams. It's the key to unlocking the full potential of 5G and future network technologies.
Kailem Anderson:
Modernizing the OSS is now the most important part of the digital transformation journey. So for me, modernizing to a Cloud-native OSS is important because it enables the CSP to play a more active role in the Cloud ecosystem, and that's where really Blue Planet plays. It's really to deliver an open and programmable OSS for this ecosystem that's Cloud-native and microservices based.