Preface

This guide provides a conceptual introduction to Oracle Communications Service Catalog and Design and it includes concepts related to the modeling and configuration of Oracle Communications products, and to Service Catalog and Design as an integrated design environment.

For detailed steps on how to perform specific tasks in Solution Designer, see Solution Designer User's Guide.

For detailed steps on how to perform specific tasks in Design Studio, see the Design Studio Help and Design Studio Developer's Guide.

Audience

This guide is intended for business analysts, architects, development managers, developers, and designers who are responsible for system integration or solution development involving the Oracle Communications operational support systems applications.

Ideally, you should be knowledgeable about your company's business processes, the resources you need to model, and any products or services your company offers.

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