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SR-6002 Telcordia Generic Requirements: 2012 Offers Issue 3, September 2011 2.9 Reliability and Quality Document Proposed: GR-230-CORE, Issue 3 — Generic Requirements for Engineering Complaints Project Manager: David Freides, + 1.732.699.6095 E-mail: dfreides@telcordia.com Projected Start Date: January 2012 (subject to contracted participation level) Estimated Completion: April 2012 Est. Project Fee: $15,000 (includes Enterprise License for GR-230, Issue 3) Project Description: An Engineering Complaint (EC) is a mechanism used by customers to document a problem to the supplier for resolution. An EC is used to report unsatisfactory conditions or performance of a supplier’s product or services. Resolution of ECs is a cooperative effort between a customer and a supplier. The purpose of GR-230 is to provide the industry with generic requirements for a supplier and its customers to effectively communicate about ECs. This includes information about the applicable uses of an EC, supplier and customer roles and responsibilities, and the forms and reports to be provided. Suppliers and service providers can reduce their costs associated with ECs by following a common process that provides information in a consistent format and in an expected time frame. The proposed update of GR-230 is expected to address several key industry issues, including: Updating the applicable and non-applicable uses of ECs Determining when the EC process versus another process should be used to report a product defect Investigating requirements for a supplier to send an accepted EC to all its customers Updating requirements for an EC under emergency conditions Determining time frames for the EC Monitoring/Investigating phase and the Implementation and Closure phase Revising EC Documentation form content Creating EC Closure Criteria requirements Revising the Major System List to be consistent with GR-209-CORE. The Value of Participation Participants will have the opportunity to work with peer EC coordinators and Telcordia to define the industry-recognized EC process requirements. Participants will benefit from understanding different industry perspectives and the drivers for changes to the requirements. The changes can improve EC process efficiency, thus resulting in cost savings for suppliers and service providers. Telcordia Invites Your Participation To proceed with this project, it is expected that Telcordia will need at least three industry participants. While the project can proceed with fewer participants, deliverables may change as a result. The participating industry members will be apprised regularly of project status and any changes in deliverables. 2–28
Telcordia GR Offers - 2012 SR-6002 Telcordia Generic Requirements: 2012 Offers 2.10 Synchronization and Transport Systems Document Proposed: GR-1244-CORE, Issue 5 — Clocks for the Synchronized Network: Common Generic Criteria Project Manager: Tom Bowmaster, + 1.732.699.5489 E-mail: tbowmast@telcordia.com Projected Start Date: May 2012 (subject to contracted participation level) Estimated Completion: November 2012 Est. Project Fee: $18,000 (includes Enterprise License for GR-1244, Issue 5) Project Description: GR-1244-CORE, Issue 4, issued in October 2009, provides criteria that generally apply to the various clocks used in the synchronized network. Such clocks are deployed in many types of telecommunications equipment, including transport Network Elements (NEs), digital switches, Timing Signal Generators (TSGs), and some routers and wireless base stations, and can have a critical impact on network performance. For the most part, the criteria contained in Issue 4, along with related criteria found in various applicationspecific documents [e.g., GR-253-CORE, Synchronous Optical Network (SONET) Transport Systems: Common Generic Criteria; and GR-378-CORE, Generic Requirements for Timing Signal Generators], have been found to be appropriate and sufficient. However, there is one major issue that Telcordia believes should be addressed in the update. Specifically: What modifications need to be made to the criteria (including descriptions of input reference signals used in various tests and output signal Time Deviation [TDEV] and Maximum Time Interval Error [MTIE] masks) to accommodate the testing of clocks that receive their timing in the form of Time of Day (ToD) signals or timestamps (e.g., 1 pulse per second signals, PTPv2 timestamps carried over User Datagram Protocol [UDP]/ Internet Protocol [IP]/Ethernet) and/or generate ToD signals or timestamps. In addition, updates may be needed to reflect changes that have been made in other documents subsequent to the release of GR-1244-CORE, Issue 4, or to address issues raised by the participants in this work effort. The Value of Participation GR-1244 addresses key timing and synchronization issues, and criteria that are vital to equipment suppliers. As a participating company in Issue 5 of GR-1244, you will have the opportunity to: Ensure your business needs are appropriately addressed Offer input to proposed changes to existing requirements and define new requirements Network with other telecommunications company peers. Telcordia Invites Your Participation To proceed with this project, it is expected that Telcordia will need at least four industry participants. While the project can proceed with fewer participants, deliverables may change as a result. The participating industry members will be apprised regularly of project status and any changes in deliverables. 2–29
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