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1. Theme Information

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Theme Name*Cloud Native IT & Networks  
IPR Mode*

RAND 

Explanations of each mode is available at http://www.tmforum.org/IPRPolicy/11525/home.html

Strategic ProgramPlug n Play IT and Networks
Theme Website LinkCloud Native IT & Networks
Theme Leads

ISA - Ian Turkington 

Component & Canvas - Hugo Vaughan (TM Forum) 

E2E ODA -  Olta Vangjeli 

TMF Project Manager

Amaia White - Components and Canvas 

Joseph Guei - End to End ODA & Information System Architecture 


2. Theme Overview / Executive Summary


Mission

Providing the architecture and frameworks to enable plug-and-play IT and networksding the architecture and frameworks to enable plug-and-play IT and networks

Value (Benefit)

TM Forum's Open Digital Architecture (ODA) if a collective vision for our industry. It offers an industry-agreed blueprint, language and set of key design principles to follow. It addresses a wide range of challenges brought about by market, business model and technology changes. And will enable service providers to deliver at speed, quickly respond to changes, simplify the building of partner ecosystems, strengthen and simplify the procurement process, support zero touch operations, and reduce total cost of ownership.

Components and Canvas Project 

The Components and Canvas project provides the Components and Canvas specifications to enable interoperability and portability within ODA.

End-to-End ODA 

Capturing the voice of the member, the End-to-End ODA project provides the overall design and governance principles for ODA, It also provide guidance on how to use ODA to address specific business challenges such as  transformation from a current 'As is' state to a future ODA based 'to be' state. 

Challenges  are identified and qualified through:

  • TM Future Challenges workstream working with our Product Management and web teams,
  • Members' questions posted on ODA and other communities,
  • Direct contributions by team members. 

The value of this program arises from the continual testing of ODA assets and specfication against the current real world needs of our members. 

Information Systems Architecture 

The Information Systems Architecture project provides the common language to underpin the ODA.

Implementation

How you are going to do it Ian Turkington 

Theme Projects

Component and Canvas

The components and canvas project defines reusable plug-and-play components of the Open Digital Architecture (ODA).

The objective of the project is to maintain the master list of components and specify individual components, including their conformance test kit. The project also specifies the ODA Canvas in which components operate, and covers the ODA technical architecture

End to End ODA

The End to End ODA project captures the voice of the members to ensure that ODA assets from different teams converge, join up, and are usable.

The project is responsible for creating deliverables that address members’ user stories that necessarily use or cover ‘all of ODA.’ This includes governance deliverables (e.g. the overall ODA graphics, the glossary, etc.). Others are specific areas that span the different architecture types, (e.g. security, architecture governance, etc.)

The project is responsible for creating deliverables that address members’ user stories that necessarily use or cover ‘all of ODA.’ This includes governance deliverables (e.g., the overall ODA graphics, the glossary, etc.). Others are specific areas that span the different architecture types, (e.g., security, architecture governance, etc.).

Information Systems Architecture

The Information systems architecture project covers the information systems architecture part of the Open Digital Architecture (ODA). This includes the ODA functional architecture, Information Framework (SID), Functional Framework (FF) and Business Process Framework (eTOM).

The objective of the project is to maintain the common assets which are common to all of ODA (in particular, the meta-model, the domains, and the verticals. It is also responsible for resolving mapping issues between repositories


3.  Team Chairs

This section identifies the team leads, chair and co-chairs.

Note - Please review the Team Roles & Responsibilities RACI here which also indicates which roles are mandatory or optional 

Projects

Project Team Chair

Project Manager Subject Matter ExpertComments
Component and Canvas 

Component & Canvas Steering Committee (Rotating - Leads for Sprint 3 below)

Lester Thomas (Vodafone) & John Harvey (Oracle)

Component Specification

Gaetano BIancardi - Accenture 

Component Conformance

Brian Capellani - Hansen 

Canvas

Hugo Vaughan - TM Forum 

Technical Architecture

Yuval Stein - Teoco

ODA-CA 

Lester Thomas - Vodafone

John Harvey - Oracle 


End to End ODA 

ODA NaaS Transformation

Johanne Mayer (Mayer Consult)

ODA Security & Privacy Steering Committee

Massimo Banzi (Telecom Italia), Rajesh Murthy (GapAsk) and Emmanuel A. Otchere (Huawei)

ODA Ecosystem Enablement Steering Committee

Andrew Thomson (Beyondnow), Rajesh Murthy (GapAsk), Andreas Polz (Beyondnow) Emmanuel A. Otchere (Huawei)

Subject Matter Expert

Dave Milham - TM Forum


Information Systems Architecture 

ISA Steering Committee (Rotating - Leads for Sprint 3 below)

Emmanuel A. Otchere (Huawei) and Robert Bratulic (TTG International)

Subject Matter Expert

Avi Talmor








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