Oracle has announced that Grameenphone, the largest mobile service provider in Bangladesh with more than 37 million subscribers, has successfully deployed the Oracle Communications Network Resource Management solution to consolidate and transform its network inventory management systems and processes.
Grameenphone’s operational support systems (OSS) environment previously included a number of disparate inventory applications, which impeded operational scalability, delayed new technology introduction, and increased the complexity and time required to generate accurate network information for financial reporting and regulatory compliance.
Oracle Communications Network Resource Management provides Grameenphone with a single, scalable network inventory, accurately synchronised with the network through ongoing network discovery and reconciliation. The system integrates the inventory with flexible work management tools that help streamline inventory-related processes including network design, installation, test and
“In successfully deploying Oracle Communications Network Resource Management solution, we have simplified, standardised and integrated our OSS applications, enabling us to reduce our network-related costs, improve the accuracy of our asset cost management processes and consolidate applications – ensuring our future business processes will be faster, more agile and increasingly efficient,” said Tanveer Mohammad, chief technology officer, Technology Division, Grameenphone.
Bhaskar Gorti, senior vice president and general manager at Oracle Communications, added: “Oracle Communications Network Resource Management is a modular solution that enables network operators to plan, build, optimize and transform their networks. When further integrated with financial asset management such as Oracle E-Business Suite, it provides service providers complete visibility to all network assets and supports timely and accurate financial and regulatory compliance.”
