Delivery systems for MEC: breaking current OSS and orchestration systems
25 May 2022 | Research
Strategy report | PPTX and PDF (16 slides) | Service Design and Orchestration
"CSPs can reduce both capex and opex by partnering with players that offer MEC-as-a-service."
Integrating multi-access edge computing (MEC) into OSS is likely to significantly increase communications service providers’ (CSPs’) operating costs. CSPs can reduce both opex and capex by taking a standardised approach and using MEC-as-a-service solutions.
Information provided in this report
- Challenges associated with the legacy OSS/BSS in the context of MEC deployment
- Overview and analysis of existing MEC regulations
- Insights that telecoms operators can draw upon when formulating their own node deployment strategies.
CSPs included as case studies in this report
- Huawei
- Juniper
- NearbyComputing
- NEC/Netcracker
- VMware
Author
Alex Bilyi
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