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As the convergence of networks leads to convergence of OSS, and is further expanded with addition of newer communication technologies, OSS solutions like ours that deliver inherent scalability and OPEX savings across multi-domain network environments have a competitive advantage in the marketplace. The two main drivers for IMS deployment are OPEX cost reduction and revenue generation. With most mobile equipment solutions quickly heading for commoditization, network services has also become more important for vendor business models, as the services opportunity straddles both OPEX and CAPEX budgets. |
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