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Design Aspects

Every modernization/transformation programme or project must provide commercial outputs. DNext Platform provides four main commercial outputs.

Business Process

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Process-centric business process management is a holistic approach to BPM that centers on business processes themselves, rather than individual elements such as workflow, documents or people.

Catalog Driven

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Catalog Driven Order Management means whole order management process relies on product catalog definitions and all order capture, assessment and fulfillment process driven by the catalog.

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Omnichannel

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Omnichannel (meaning, all channels) - is a fully-integrated approach to commerce that provides consumers a unified experience across online and offline channels (e.g., touch points).

User Experience

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User experience (UX) design is the process of creating products that provide meaningful and relevant experiences to users. This involves the design of the entire process of acquiring and integrating the product, including aspects of design, usability and function.

Design Paradigm

Design Concept: Process-Centric
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PURCHASE

SELECT

RECOMMEND

MAINTAIN

BUY

MARKET & SELL

USE

RESEARCH

RECEIVE

OWN

SUPPORT & SERVE

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DNext is a process centric system. From Order Capture To Order Provisioning everything is a process.

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DNext has Order Capture process, Order Assessment process and Order Provisioning process. These template processes can be easily customized for any operator including service order processes.

Design Concept: Cloud-Native
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DevOps

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Microservices

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Containers

Cloud
Native

Continuous Delivery

DNext is a Cloud Native platform.

 

It has CI/CD Pipeline and Devops.

 

Every app and system of DNext has Microservices Architecture.

 

Every app and system of DNext runs on Docker containers which are orchestrated by Kubernetes and Openshift.

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