One-NDS is the key product in Nokia Siemens Networks’ subscriber data management solution. It unifies fragmented data into a single logical database for one or multiple applications, creating a unified view of subscriber profile information.
Subscriber centricity - putting the subscriber at the center of your business – is a fundamental and proven strategy. A subscriber-centric network costs less to provide and operate, makes it easier to create and launch new services, increases usage of services and helps keep subscribers loyal.
Nokia Siemens Networks One-NDS (Network Directory Server) is the key product in our Subscriber Data Management (SDM) solution and the cornerstone of a subscriber-centric business approach. It consolidates subscriber profile data from across networks and services to achieve efficiencies and cost savings by breaking down data silos and reducing the number of proprietary interfaces between applications and the data they require. By addressing the need for a scalable, high-performance, continuously available data store, One-NDS not only consolidates subscriber profile data, but enables rapid and cost-effective development of future applications and services.
The business benefits
- Simplifies the core network through a unified subscriber-centric architecture
- Reduces time to market for new and innovative services
- Provides open standard interfaces for operators and applications to access data
- Provides guaranteed performance, scalability and resilience
- Reduces CAPEX and OPEX by up to 55%.
Why Nokia Siemens Networks?
Nokia Siemens Networks is the world leader in Subscriber Data Management, with 2.3 billion subscribers, and over 130 Subscriber Data Management customers.
Combining years’ of experience in infrastructure and service delivery with a deep understanding of end-user needs and behaviors, we have assembled a comprehensive portfolio of proven business solutions to help you meet the challenges facing our industry today.
Contact us for more information about our One-NDS product for subscriber data management.
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