SUSE OpenStack Cloud (Legacy) Alternatives

CSP Service Design and Orchestration Solutions

Considering alternatives to SUSE OpenStack Cloud (Legacy)? See what this market SUSE OpenStack Cloud (Legacy) users also considered in their purchasing decision. When evaluating different solutions, potential buyers compare competencies in categories such as evaluation and contracting, integration and deployment, service and support, and specific product capabilities.

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1. Oracle Communications Service and Network Orchestration

4.2

Oracle Communication Service and Network orchestration is a robust solution designed to meet the complex needs of modern telecommunication and network service providers. One of the key strengths is its ability to streamline the provisioning and management of services across multiple network domains enabling providers to deliver a seamless customer experience. It also standout for its support of emerging technologies such as 5G and network slicing, crucial for staying competitive in the evolving telecommunication landscape. Read all insights and reviews for Oracle Communications Service and Network Orchestration

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2. Nokia FlowOne

4.2

Flowone has been easy to implement in current model. It can be customised based on workflow. It has increased efficiency & reduced time to market. It controls duplication of work & present all the inventory in one location Read all insights and reviews for Nokia FlowOne

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3. HPE Service Director

By Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE)

4.6

The service over OSS/BSS coping with the network agility on the infornt is achievable through the HPE tool with full automation and flexible configuration over the digital service offering by the other vendors . with one common catlog service its easy to interpreate for larger community for adoption and installation of service Read all insights and reviews for HPE Service Director

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4. Digital OSS

By NEC (Netcracker)

4.3

Market leader in Telecom OSS, Feature Rich Tool Set. Options to customize and configure. Challenges in support Read all insights and reviews for Digital OSS

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5. Cisco Crosswork Network Services Orchestrator

By Cisco Systems

4.2

We have deployed Cisco NSO in our Service Provider Network. Cisco NSO has helped us in automating our daily network operations. Thanks to Cisco NSO the number of outage and network failure due to users misconfiguration has decreased significally because we only need to provide NSO with the inputs and he can take charge of creating the appropriate configuration across different devices. Also the Time To Market of service delivery has been optimised since we don't need to connect to several devices and insert the appropriate configuration each time. One of the main points of strength of Cisco NSO is that this solution is multi vendor and can manage a variety of devices of different vendors. This reduce the depenses and the time spent to train our staff. Aside of automating devices configuration, Cisco NSO can orchestrate the lifecycle of the service instances that was created and this can make us gain a lot of time and complexity if we need to change an attribute or a specific configuration. We have also experienced some issues and drawbacks using Cisco NSO. When deploying Cisco NSO in a brownfield network (Network that is already configured) there is no Framework or specific parts in the solution that help us to discover and reconcile the existing service instances. Besides, when dealing with a network that have another automation tool or where frequent configuration changes are made out of NSO we always face out-of-sync devices configuration problem and there is no way to automatically sync the devices when such change is made.Read all insights and reviews for Cisco Crosswork Network Services Orchestrator

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6. Blue Planet

5

good alternative to the leaders of the market: cisco Hpe, etc brand of caracteristics not available on other brands Read all insights and reviews for Blue Planet

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