Dynamic result-oriented professional with 3.6 years of experience in the diversified field of production support, maintenance, enhancement & implementation in web based as well as client-server architecture project using SQL, PL/SQL, and UNIX. Proficient in SQL & UNIX. Good knowledge of running the SHELL SCRIPT file. Good knowledge of executing the PL/SQL. Good knowledge in Incidents Management, Problem Management & Release Management.
Title : Service Delivery Platform
Client : AT&T
Project Synopsis:
SDP(Service Delivery Platform)s are commonly considered for the Telco type environments as a core system which interconnects the customer's access and network infrastructure with the OSS systems and BSS systems. SDPs in this context are usually associated to a particular service regime such as mobile telephones or for converged services.
SDPs often require integration of telecom and IT capabilities and the creation of services that cross technology and network boundaries. SDPs available today tend to be optimized for the delivery of a service in a given technological or network domain (e.g. web, IMS, IPTV, Mobile TV, etc.). They typically provide environments for service control, creation, and orchestration and execution, as well as abstractions for media control, presence/location, integration, and other low-level communications capabilities. SDPs are applicable to both consumer and business applications.
Title : Power Agent (SBM)
Client : State Bank of Mauritius (SBM)
Project Synopsis:
State Bank of Mauritius (SBM) has a growing international presence. SBM connect external devices such as POS terminals, ATMs and integrate with electronic and mobile payments with Power Agent from IBM, any issuer, acquirer, and processor can manage the fast-moving payments landscape and deliver the best levels of service to their customers.
Power Agent helps SBM to monitor end to end transactions which is going through the ATM, POS, ECOM and Mobile Banking. It’s also provided simplify siloed systems and orchestrate activities through a single platform and delivered quantifiable benefits almost immediately with the help of three major component PAB (Power Agent Back Office), PAF (Power Agent Front End) and PAM (Power Agent Monitoring Systems).
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