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John Reilly's (co-chair of the TM Forum SID Project) latest book is now on sale at the TM Forum Website. It was great working with John to help realize his vision of an introductory text on the SID. And we're thrilled to see it out and available for sale for to the general public.
So what’s this book about?
Well, here's a quick blurb from TM Forum's website:
Written by the TM Forum's co-chair of the Shared Information and Data Model project and TM Forum staff member, John Reilly provides answers to many questions about this cornerstone framework.
Some highlights of the book:
Contained within is each copy of the book is the SID Model Browser. This is special version of our award winning[1] Semantic Integrator (SI) product. The SID Model Browser is dynamic documentation for the SID, helping you learn, explore and search the SID. It's the "interactive" version of the book if you will.
[1] World BSS: Innovation 2007 Award TM Forum: Best Practices 2007 Award (press release) Billing World & OSS Today: Best New Product 2007 Award (press release)
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