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Take advantage of convenient, self-paced training modules that can help you learn how to overcome incompatible naming conventions, implement specific code types or find best practices for your specific situation. Existing clients can launch these courses any time for a broad range of topics, from a general overview of how to get started with TruOps Common Language or a quick brush-up on detailed code usage. Let’s get you started on the road to achieve ROI as soon as possible.

 

overview modules

Common Language Information Services overview

Inadequate information infrastructure strategies impact all aspects of a provider’s business because nearly every service activity is driven by the exchange of information, whether it relates to business processes supporting asset management, network management, services management or interconnection.

Common Language Information Services role within business applications

Illustrates the application of Common Language Information Services within day-to-day telecommunications business processes and demonstrates operational efficiencies and revenue gains by valuing the pivotal role of data and data standards across the network, system and processes.

information services modules

location information

A single source of network location information that helps provide efficient, seamless collaboration with trading partners.

equipment information

Providing a consistent, meaningful and unique method of identifying equipment, its capabilities and its classifications.

connections information for facilities

Providing service providers and vendors with a way to represent infrastructure transport.

connections information for special service circuits

Providing service providers and vendors with a way to represent dedicated customer circuits/services.

connections information for message trunks

Providing communication service providers with a way to represent message trunks.

connections information for network channels and network channel interfaces

Providing communication service providers with a way to represent interconnection point characteristics.

services information

Providing the industry with a single, flexible approach to define and communicate service activation, assurance and billing requirements.

technology modules

coding principles for DWDM, SRM and OTN technologies

This presentation provides the Common Language coding principles and guidelines for dense wave division multiplexing (DWDM), sub-rate multiplexing (SRM) and optical transport network (OTN) technologies by providing use case examples and suggested coding for the various configurations.

coding principles for T1 through OTN and switched ethernet

This training module provides a self-paced guide to ordering and identifying a range of transport technologies used throughout the telecommunication industry including: T1, T3, SONET, DWDM, OTN and switched ethernet. For each technology, the module provides sample ordering codes and identification codes for the various configurations provided.

relation of Common Language coding to ethernet services and MEF terminology

This training module features a Common Language coding application guideline for switched ethernet and its relation to the MEF category of services and terminology for switched ethernet services. It also provides a brief explanation of ethernet private line and its relation to the MEF architecture.

wireless/LTE technology overview

Common Language Information Services takes a look at the evolution of mobile/wireless technology and how coding has been created to support the ever-changing wireless service offerings. This module is beneficial to students with a wireline or wireless telecommunications background. Upon completion of this course, the student will have a better understanding of how Common Language solutions are applied to specific areas of a mobile/wireless network.

metro ethernet solution overview

Common Language Information Services bridge the gap between metro ethernet forum standards, ATIS/OBF interconnection procedures and service provider offerings definitions. This module is most beneficial to parties who have a primary focus on any one of these topics and need to better understand how metro ethernet services are ordered and named within Common Language-licensed service providers.

module for equipment manufacturers and vendors

CLEI Code request process training

This training includes the basics of the CLEI Code and details for a Network Element Provider (NEP) to request a CLEI Code. The course first reviews the CLEI Code format and structure, then explains the documentation available to define the CLEI Code request process. Listed in the training materials are the product attributes the NEP needs to provide so that Common Language can define the CLEI Code for both new item releases and items being changed on a Product Change Notice (PCN). Upon completion of this course, the NEP will have the information needed to request CLEI Codes.