PSIfccm - Fixed network configuration: Fewer tasks, more efficiency

A main driver of configuration problems in fixed networks today is the large number of vendors and technologies. As a result, your configuration specialists work with an enormous diversity of tools, leading to a significant potential of errors. Now, with PSIfccm from PSI Transcom you can leave these problems behind you. Designed to channel and automate all major configuration and reconciliation processes through one toolset, PSIfccm eliminates time-consuming, error prone activities. Provisioning is faster, conformance between planning and the live network enhanced – achieving real improvements in network quality.

Tailored to your needs, readily integrated
PSIfccm comes with a modular design that enables you to match your PSIfccm package precisely to your requirements. Among the main building blocks are the planning interface, the configuration editor, and a type concept for vendor- and operator-specific data. Naturally, a smooth transition to PSIfccm and its productivity-enhancing benefits is also assured. Thus the scalable J2EE architecture based on industry- standard technologies makes integration easy, while communication with diverse network element managers, equipment etc. works from ‘Go’, thanks to the CORBA/FTP interface, proprietary protocols or standard off-the-shelf interfaces.

User-friendliness engine of efficiency
PSIfccm’s configuration editor has a graphical user interface, so screen views can be highly standardised. Your staff therefore work with a screen that’s always familiar, rather than having to adjust to the different screens of proprietary tools.

Features PSIfccm:

• Switching orders for all vendors and technologies through one toolset
• Creation, deletion and redirection of switching orders in PDH, SDH, DWDM, ATM and IP
• Import of previously planned switching orders via the planning interface
• Internal checking and optimisation of all switching orders
• Automated execution
• Transaction save switching
• Verification of resource availability and consistency between planning and live network
• Software management for network elements
• Automatic detection of new elements
• Job scheduling for easy automation