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OSI

Company type	Private company
Industry	Software for Communications service providers, Operational Support Systems
Headquarters	Northern California
Products	NetExpert
Website	www.osi.com

Objective Systems Integrators (OSI) is a multinational computer technology corporation that develops, manufactures, licenses, and supports software products which automate the monitoring, control, delivery, and management of services for multinational corporation service providers including:

• Wireless service providers
• IPTV service providers
• Transmission service providers

OSI was acquired by MYCOM and MYCOM OSI was formed in 2014.

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OSI, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Sobha Group, develops and markets an OSS suite targeted for Communications Service Providers.

February 2008, Longview Software and OSI sign an Asset Purchase Agreement for OSI to acquire Longview intellectual property, products and technology. Longview software is a maker of off-the-shelf tools and custom applications that add value to many Operational Support System (OSS) and Business Support System (BSS) frameworks in the telecommunications industry.^{[citation needed]}

Agilent acquired OSI in January 2001 for approximately $665 million. Agilent subsequently built an OSS business around this and other technology, but decided in 2007 to exit this market segment and focus on its test and measurement and life sciences businesses.^[1]

2001–2007, OSI is acquired by Agilent Technologies to help integrate Test and Measurement into the OSS market. OSI was under Agilent's OSS Division (Assurance Services Division) as a NETeXPERT Business Unit.^{[citation needed]}

During the period of 1995–2001, OSI was traded on NASDAQ as OSII. OSI introduces the MASTER series of products to the market aligned around key technology areas such as fixed line networks, SONET/SDH network, and wireless networks. In 1997 OSI reached its 100th worldwide communications service provider (CSP) customer base.^{[citation needed]}

1998–2001, OSI’s NetExpert Virtual Service Management (VSM), and Virtual Process Management (VPM) frameworks leverage the UMA (Unified Management Architecture). OSI introduces several new applications in key Communications Service Provider functional areas namely Fault management, Performance Management, Configuration Management, and Accounting Management.

OSI launches NetExpert Neon May 2009 for service assurance solutions focused on services and customers:

• • Service Health - Service Quality and Impact management leveraging industry standard portal technology for a holistic view of critical customer services.^{[clarification needed]}
  • Customer Health - Customer SLA, Experience Analysis, and Insight of corporations, groups within corporations, and individuals.

• Agilent Technologies
• Sobha Renaissance Information Technology
• Operations support systems
• Communications Service Provider
• Service management
• Expert system

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