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Progress Software:
Q: Do you have any specific
expectations of the show?
A: Data
integration issues are moving to
the forefront of OSS/BSS implementation
discussions and we're very interested
in what the industry has to say about
how they're managing working with
the TMF Shared Information/Data model.
Q: Are there any definitive
announcements planned for the event
or products you plan to showcase
at the expo?
A: Progress
will be announcing Progress DataXtend
Semantic Integrator, Version 8.2,
at the show. Version 8.1 debuted
at TMW in Dallas this past December.
This year we are sponsoring the publication
of a new book by a TeleManagement
Forum Distinguished Fellow, John
Reilly. The book is "Getting
Started with the SID: A SID Modeler's
Guide." Progress will be giving
a copy of this useful guide to the
SID to all registered conference
attendees.
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“We hope that the show will
attract many visitors from the Operator
Community, particularly the 'IT guys',
as previous years the profile was
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Nexagent:
Q: Why did your
firm decide to attend
TMW?
A: It
is the only show with a
systems focus on network
issues. It is not perfect
for Nexagent, but is the
best show possible for
our ICT supply chain management
message.
Q: Do you have
any specific expectations
of the show?
A: We
use the Executive Appointment
Service, and that typically
connects us with customers.
Otherwise, our expectation
is to have good conversations
on the floor, which has
been our experience.
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And, as a special bonus,
Progress is bundling a free copy
of the new DataXtend SID Model
Browser with each book.
LHS:
Q: Do you have any specific
expectations of the show?
A: We hope
that the show will attract many visitors
from the Operator Community, particularly
the "IT guys", as previous
years the profile was more oriented
towards "Network guys".
Q: Why did your firm decide
to attend TMW?
A: With
the convergence of BSS and OSS, or
IT with Network, TMW is becoming more
and more interesting for LHS. In addition,
eTOM and NGOSS are now standards in
the industry. This year with a dedicated "billing
stream", LHS's attendance to TMW
is mandatory.
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CA:
Q: Do you have any specific
expectations of the show?
A: Yes.
As we are a sponsor, participant and
session presenter at the event, we
have a broad set of expectations. Primarily,
the show is an opportunity for us to
meet and discuss issues with our key
telecom service provider customers
in a relatively informal setting, and
we expect all of our top-20 to 30 customers
to be there. Secondly, it is a forum
for us to reemphasize our commitment
and solution strengths to the telecommunications
marketplace and provide updates on
new initiatives and solution releases.
From that perspective, we expect a
broad, well qualified
set of technology experts
and decision makers from
the service provider community
to be there. Thirdly,
we expect a number of
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