SaskTel International, a provider of telecommunications OSS/BSS, has released Version 6.0 of its OpenSwitchGate (OSG) activation solution, built in Java SE. The solution provides instant discovery, remote programming and dynamic communication with network elements including DOCSIS equipment, voice and ATM switches, soft switches, HLR switches, messaging servers and voice mail platforms, DSLAMS, routers, gateways, Ethernet switches, application and authentication servers, service delivery platforms, and any other device that requires provisioning to facilitate activation of a customer’s service.

Additional benefits include automated reconciliation between the network and billing systems, programming of multiple network elements through a single gateway, service order orchestration, automatic connection failover, and a highly scalable and portable architecture.

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Ringing In 35 Years: NCTA’s Bell Looks Back at Events that Shaped Cable

Last week, NCTA SVP, Creative Services Mark Bell clocked in for the final time after 35 years with the association. That role made him a critical strategist for NCTA’s former trade shows and its current live events, including the just-wrapped reimagined Kaitz Event. Before he headed off into retirement and Kristin Buch stepped into his role, Cablefax chatted with Bell about his time in the industry.

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