TORONTO – May 14, 2014 — Sigma Systems, the leader in catalog-driven Idea-to-Install products, today announced that the Sigma Order Management product has been recognized by Pipeline’s judging panel as one of the most innovative support systems of the year.
This approach reduces order fall-out and time-to-market for both new product / service launches and order delivery.
“Being selected as a finalist by Pipeline’s independent judging panel re-affirms the strong innovation in our Order Management product,” said Catherine Michel, Sigma’s Chief Strategy Officer (CSO). Sigma Order Management is uniquely catalog-driven through an external enterprise catalog, driving order decomposition and validation and dynamically deriving orchestration. This approach reduces order fall-out and time-to-market for both new product / service launches and order delivery. Our product avoids the costly pitfalls and errors of other order management solutions with embedded catalogs.” The Sigma Order Management product is designed to manage high-volume, complex order processing, whilst closely adhering to key industry standards. “This is the type of product that our customers and the broader industry have demanded and Sigma is the first to deliver. It is aimed directly at solving the lengthy time and high delivery costs that plague the roll out of new services and products,” said Michel.
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Sigma Systems is the pioneer in catalog-driven Idea-to-Install products for communications, media and high tech companies. Sigma Systems helps customers master what’s next and make it easier for their customers to buy from them. The company’s BSS/OSS product portfolio spans product & service catalog, configure price quote, order management, service provisioning, service inventory, cloud brokerage and device management – all of which can be deployed in the cloud or on-premise. Sigma products manage 100’s of millions of services exceeding $150b of products defined and installed at over 70 customers in 40 countries.