Frameworx: Mastering the Digital World

Frameworx: Mastering the Digital World by John P. Reilly describes how TM Forum’s Frameworx best practices and standards support the delivery, monitoring and monetization of digital services today through detailed examples, and offers a glimpse into the next steps in the evolution of Frameworx and its continued mastery of the digital world.

In this his seventh book, Reilly offers a new way of thinking about doing business in the digital ecosystem by introducing a revolutionary and original concept called the ‘value fabric’ which can be used instead of the traditional value chain. It also describes a new way of thinking about how all the players known as ‘engaged parties’ collaborate within the digital services ecosystem.

Frameworx: Mastering the Digital World describes how TM Forum’s Frameworx best practices and standards support the delivery, monitoring and monetization of digital services today through detailed examples.

The book offers a new way of thinking about doing business in the digital ecosystem by introducing a revolutionary and original concept called the ‘value fabric’ which can be used instead of the traditional value chain.

It also describes a new way of thinking about how all the players known as ‘engaged parties’ collaborate within the digital services ecosystem.

The book offers a glimpse into possible next steps in the evolution of Frameworx and its continued mastery of the digital world. Some of the proposed evolutionary changes to Frameworx may make some readers take pause. However, Frameworx’s detailed content is retained while being simplified, generalized and specialized where necessary so that it more fully represents the way enterprises do business in today’s digital world.

In the future, if and when the changes in Frameworx: Mastering the Digital World become reality–after review, rationalization and acceptance by the teams evolving Frameworx, of course—current implementers of Frameworx could adopt all, some, or none of the proposed changes due to Frameworx’s inherent flexibility.