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Page 1: MDS Managed Service - overview

Presenter NameDecember 12, 2013

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MDS Managed Service

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MDSMay 2015

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Market positioning: Operators’ top drivers for BSS/OSS outsourcing in the next year

Major drivers for service providers looking to outsource their BSS/OSS needs in the next year are customer experience management, Cloud services, data monetisation and M2M

Source: Heavy Reading: A New Era of BSS/OSS Managed Services, May 2014

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Market positioning: Operators’ top priorities for outsourcing BSS/OSS

Managed Service 2.0Operators are increasingly turning to a managed services model to delegate BSS/OSS skill sets to third parties, with their top priorities being cost, time to market, expertise and transformation.

Source: Heavy Reading: A New Era of BSS/OSS Managed Services, May 2014

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Why MDS Managed Service

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Billing Managed Service experts with exemplary SLA attainment

Deep collaboration among teams, ensuring continuous improvement programmes

Proven to support multiple global operators for billing, rating and customer management

ITIL aligned, ensuring service operations adhere to industry standards for governance, reporting and auditability

Comprehensive unified monitoring of all network, operating systems, database and hardware elements for end-to-end assurance

The entire CMP environment is managed, monitored and enhanced by the teams that know the systems and product best

years

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MDS Managed Service – facts and figures

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Service assurances measures

High Availability design for all infrastructure with

contracted targets

Application management

processes

of service levels hit or exceeded month-on-

month

revenue collected per month per CSP

Tiered Service Levels

tailored to meet differing customer needs

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MDS Managed Service Framework – ITIL alignment

Infrastructure support

Application & Billing

Prevent & Recovery

Manage and maintain a cost-effective Managed Service solution tightly aligned to ITIL best practice. Delivers scalability, flexibility and agility at a low total cost of ownership

Service change

Service delivery

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Assured Service Delivery

Implementation projects can be completed in as little as 15 weeks. Closely governed by Service Change

Service change

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Service Design – ensure service solution meets client requirements Service Transition – operational transition of the project Change management – ensure operational change is delivered quickly,

maintaining operational stability Knowledge management – retain knowledge, subject matter expertise Succession planning – business continuity planning includes planning

for changes in our workforce Documentation – robust, repeatable documented processes Asset management – management and control of configuration items

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Assured Service Delivery

Business Process Outsourcing – Application & Billing management

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Billing and invoice production management Payment routine management – enable DSPs to collect monies owed Flat file invoice production routines enable DSP print providers to

produce invoices Third party interface management including network usage records

and provisioning Daily assurance framework for all Managed Service customers

Application & Billing

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Assured Service Delivery

MDS Managed Service data centres and managed networks infrastructure is run and managed 24x7, 365 days

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Critical systems designed for full fail over and replication IBM Power Systems support Unix Support Oracle support Network support Availability management of all supported systems Capacity management of all supported systems System administration and security Compliance, eg ISO:27001

Infrastructure support

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Assured Service Delivery

Continuous service improvement , customer satisfaction, SLA management, KPI management, service reviews

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Service Operations Centre – provision of 24x7 support via multi-channel contact methods (self serve, telephone, email)

1st level support – log, manage, consult with customer, close ticket 2nd and 3rd level support – more complex technical fixes Capacity planning Major incident management Problem management and resolution Service Delivery Managers – own the service relationship with

customers

Service delivery

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Assured Service Delivery – security and compliance

Extensive protection programs, service disruption processes and service Improvement programs to strengthen resilience and continually improve all aspects of service

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External vulnerability scans External penetration testing Network segregation Two factor authentication Network Port Security Threat detection ARP inspection Service Protection - in the event

of disruption via effective Business Continuity Management

(BCM) Recovery processes and

procedures Risk reduction Supplier audits Extensive disaster recovery

procedures

Prevent & Recovery

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Service Operations Centre (24x7, 365 days)

MDS Managed Service provides greater control of service levels and performance.

Our Service Operations Centre is manned 24x7, 365 days.

Performing dedicated request, event and incident management using award winning IT Service Management software (VivaDesk).

One point of contact for customer management of IT and business process related incidents and requests.

Proactive monitoring utilising ‘best in class’ service tools (Nimsoft).

On-call specialist level two and three technology teams are available 24x7 for escalation of more serious or complex incidents.

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