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DISH Selects Hansen's Catalog-driven Software Solutions to Support its Open RAN 5G Network

DISH Selects Hansen's Catalog-driven Software Solutions to Support its Open RAN 5G Network Image Credit: blackboard/Bigstockphoto.com

DISH on Monday announced that it has chosen Hansen Technologies’ catalog-driven software solutions as it builds the nation’s first cloud-native, Open RAN-compliant 5G network. 

These solutions include a product and service catalog, built from open APIs, that will seamlessly integrate with DISH’s customer and network systems.

 

As part of the agreement, Hansen will provide DISH with the Hansen Create-Deliver-Engage Suite. The suite, including the unified catalog, CPQ and order management, consists of cloud-based applications that will enable DISH to automate its BSS and OSS processes, power real-time fulfillment and quoting and help accelerate the introduction of new 5G-based services and business models.

Atilla Tinic, Chief Information Officer, DISH
Hansen’s unified catalog is a key component within DISH’s 5G platform, enabling the timely introduction and management of products and services, and to rapidly prototype and launch innovative offers to the market.

Andrew Hansen, Global CEO, Hansen Technologies
This agreement with DISH is a testament to the value of our Create-Deliver-Engage suite that will enable a true catalog-driven approach, from the creation of new 5G services all the way to the order and activation of those services on DISH’s virtualized 5G network.

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