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Amdocs Pitches BSS Builder

December 05, 2012 |

ORLANDO -- At Management Word Americas, Amdocs (NYSE: DOX), the leading provider of customer experience systems and services, today announced the launch of Amdocs BSS Advance and Amdocs Business Building Blocks. Amdocs BSS Advance is a fully integrated, complete business support systems (BSS) offering that provides a holistic view of the customer and features an embedded integration and implementation layer to reduce time to production. Designed to work in conjunction with Amdocs BSS Advance, Amdocs Business Building Blocks is a catalog of pre-tested, pre-integrated innovative use-case scenarios that service providers can deploy to speed new services to market.

“Service providers know too well they must exploit every opportunity for greater operational efficiency while maintaining competitive time-to-market intervals. The real significance of Amdocs BSS Advance is that it provides a complete suite of business support systems that incorporate an industry leader's many years of experience” said Susan McNeice, chief executive officer of Software Market Insight. “Amdocs has already done the heavy lifting of integration and implementation, taking out the complexity and allowing service providers to speed time to value.”

“The rapid introduction of new functionality through the use of Amdocs Business Building Blocks translates our system capabilities into tangible business results, enabling service providers to keep their focus on service innovation and differentiating their business as Amdocs simplifies the enabling technologies,” said Rebecca Prudhomme, vice product for product and solutions marketing at Amdocs.

Amdocs Ltd.


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