WebSphere Telecom Web Services Server

IBM WebSphere Telecom Web Services Server

Produkt umożliwiający dostawcom usług komunikacyjnych udostępnienie pełnego potencjału i zasobów informacyjnych sieci klientom w formie płatnych usług.

• Udostępnianie podmiotom zewnętrznym informacji i funkcji sieciowych w postaci płatnych usług opartych na standardach Web Services, w sposób elastyczny i zgodny z przyjętymi strategiami.
• Możliwość zaoferowania nowych usług i uzyskania większych przychodów dzięki udostępnieniu innym firmom bezpiecznego, opartego na standardach dostępu do funkcji i danych sieci telekomunikacyjnych.
• Elastyczne strategie dostarczania informacji z sieci na podstawie umów SLA zdefiniowanych na poziomie usług lub poszczególnych abonentów, przyczyniające się do utrzymania lojalności i wysokiego poziomu zadowolenia klientów.
• Ewolucja w kierunku nowych technologii sieciowych bez zakłócania pracy dotychczas istniejących klientów i aplikacji poprzez zapewnienie obsługi obecnie działających i nowych infrastruktur sieciowych.
• Zabezpieczenie zasobów sieci przed nieautoryzowanym dostępem i przeciążeniami przez zastosowanie bezpiecznych mechanizmów zarządzania dostępem i ruchem.

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• Explore new business models and revenue opportunities generated from the controlled service exposure of core network with a standards-based gateway for third-party access to network elements and information. It extends the Parlay REST API , GSMA OneAPI and the SOAP based Parlay X API industry standards to enable CSPs to provide third parties with controlled, reliable access to network capabilities such as location, messaging, presence and call control.

• Application developers can enhance consumer and enterprise applications with valuable service provider network capabilities and information by accessing network services through standards-based Parlay X web services and REST-style Application Programming Interfaces. This gives consumer and business users a broader choice of tailored applications that include rich communications capabilities.

• Modular architecture enables service providers to flexibly scale and evolve WebSphere Telecom Web Services Server implementations to meet rapidly changing customer demands and network technologies. WebSphere TWSS is comprised of a front-end Access Gateway for controlling and managing third-party access to network services and back-end service implementations of the Parlay X-based connections to network elements for exposing specific network functions and information.
  

  
  
  • Access Gateway: provides a common control point which CSPs can use to define, manage and enforce policies and Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for third-party services and subscribers. At all times, the CSP controls which applications and which users have access to which network capabilities and under what conditions. The Access Gateway is built on IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), which provides the flexibility to customize web service messages processing in accordance with the CSP's network policies. Access Gateway also allows CSPs to expose network capabilities such as location, messaging and charging through REST-style interfaces.
  
  
  • Web service implementations: deliver interfaces, compliant with Parlay X web services standards, for accessing network functions including third-party call, call notification, presence, terminal status and location, Short Messaging Service (SMS) and multimedia messaging (MMS). Additionally, WebSphere TWSS provides service providers flexible network implementation options by supporting connection to current networks through a Parlay Gateway, direct connection to network elements or connections to emerging IP Multimedia System (IMS) infrastructures.

  Capture the Innovation and Creativity of Millions of IT Developers with Telecom Web Services

  Historically, building applications and services that accessed or extended the service provider’s networks was very difficult. It required a select set of skills and knowledge of various pieces of equipment and a variety of telecom protocols. As a result, few ISVs provided telecom services and enterprise or consumer applications that leveraged telecom capabilities.

  Based on the principles of a service oriented architecture (SOA), telecom web services enable service creation to evolve from a highly specialized, platform-specific model to an open model built on proven technologies and products and a robust foundation defined by Parlay/Open Services Architecture (OSA). This new model for service creation and execution can reduce the dependency on advanced telecom equipment skills to create new services.

  WebSphere TWSS enables service providers to offer third-party application developers:

  • Isolation from telecom network complexity, allowing developers to focus their creativity on business or consumer functions rather than low-level implementation of communications capabilities.

  • Simplification of skills requirements, allowing a large pool of web developers access to communications service functionality without requiring detailed infrastructure knowledge.

  • Protection from evolving communications network technologies, with standardized web services interfaces that remain stable as service providers' networks evolve.

WebSphere Telecom Web Services Server

Operating System	Software	Hardware
	Linux and Unix Operating Systems
Linux	Red Hat Enterprise Linux Advanced Platform 5.5 or later SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 or later	Intel x86 platform (2.8 GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit IBM PowerPC platforms - Power 5, 6 & 7 (1. 5GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit IBM BladeCenter JS21 PPC 970MP (2. 5GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit IBM BladeCenter HS20/HS21 (2 GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit Minimum 4GB physical memory (8GB recommended) or 2 GB per JVM CD ROM Level 2 cache – 512K minimum (1MB recommended)
AIX	IBM AIX 5.3 (Maintenance Level 5300 TL12or later) IBM AIX 6.1 (Maintenance Level 6100 TL5 SP2 or later) IBM AIX 7.1 (Maintenance Level 7100 or later)	IBM PowerPC Platforms - Power 5, 6 & 7 (1. 5GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit IBM BladeCenter JS21 PPC 970MP (2. 5GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit Minimum 4GB physical memory (8GB recommended) or 2 GB per JVM CD ROM Level 2 cache – 512K minimum (1MB recommended)
Solaris	Sun Solaris 10 (5.10 version)	SUN SPARC (2.8 GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit Intel x86 platform Pentium 4 (2.40GHz 8GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit IBM BladeCenter HS20/HS21 (2 GHz or faster), 32 and 64 bit Minimum 4GB physical memory (8GB recommended) or 2 GB per JVM CD ROM Level 2 cache – 512K minimum (1MB recommended)
	Application Server
	WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment, Version 7.0.0.15 or later
	Enterprise Service Bus
	WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, Version 7.0.0.3
	Supported Databases
	IBM DB2 Enterprise Server Edition Version 9.5 with latest update level IBM DB2 Enterprise Server Edition Version 9.7 with latest update level Oracle Database Version 11.2 or later *Note: Support for Oracle database does not include support for the Oracle Exadata platform