Making advanced Carrier Ethernet a "lighter lift" for today's OSS/BSS
By Guy Daniels
Sep 25, 2015
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Ken Countway, VP Network Architecture, Comcast and Director, MEF
The Metro Ethernet Forum (MEF) needs to crystallize LSO and the third network, Ken tells Guy Daniels. The MEF’s Lifecycle Service Orchestration inserts a layer on top of traditional carrier Ethernet to make it manageable, agile, more on-demand and more consumable through common APIs. The LSO puts a layer between the OSS/BSS and NFV orchestration, making it a ‘lighter lift” for the traditional OSS/BSS systems.
Filmed at: MEF Annual Members Meeting, 2015
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