Cisco Cisco Prime Central 1.3 Getting Started Guide
At-A-Glance
What Are the Benefits of Cisco Prime Central?
Cisco Prime Central:
• Lowers costs and increases operational value by redirecting assets for OpEx to
• Lowers costs and increases operational value by redirecting assets for OpEx to
strategy and planning for deployment of new revenue streams
• Increases business efficiencies through workflow consistencies and operational
simplification enabled through centralized monitoring and reduced time to adoption
of new components
of new components
• Significantly reduces troubleshooting time and resolution to network and service
issues through cross‑domain event management, correlation, and de‑duplication
• Eliminates the need to install client applications on multiple client machines and
provides quick and easy access to all Cisco Prime components
• Reduces overhead and time to integrate with BSSs/OSSs and other third‑party
products
• Allows seamless addition of new Cisco Prime for IP NGN suite components as
business needs arise
Why Cisco?
Cisco® offers innovative services programs delivered through a unique combination
of people, processes, tools, and partners to help organizations achieve high levels
of customer satisfaction, protect network investment, optimize operations, maximize
performance and reliability, and prepare the network for new applications. For more
information on how Cisco Services can extend network intelligence and the power of
your business, see Cisco Technical Support Services or Cisco Advanced Services.
of people, processes, tools, and partners to help organizations achieve high levels
of customer satisfaction, protect network investment, optimize operations, maximize
performance and reliability, and prepare the network for new applications. For more
information on how Cisco Services can extend network intelligence and the power of
your business, see Cisco Technical Support Services or Cisco Advanced Services.
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