Operations Support System

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Operations Support System is a term originally used in the telecommunications world to describe the processes and teams that monitor the underlying networks. It predominantly looks at functional and non-functional requirements of solutions/systems. Monitoring, end-to-end design, and error handling tend to be the main areas of work.

OSS is now broadly applied in the IT industry.

[edit] External links

• OSS through Java Initiative
• Cooperative Open OSS Project
• TeleManagement Forum Organization dedicated to OSS communication management issues
• OSS News Review
• OSS.jodi.org

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