HCLTech Partners with Circles & Greyskies for AI-led Autonomous Network Operations
HCLTech, Circles, and Greyskies are collaborating in the TM Forum Catalyst Program to advance AI-led autonomous network operations. They are developing an AI-powered framework to unify customer experience, network operations, and business processes, aiming to enhance automation and service assurance.
The announcement pertains to a collaborative research and development initiative within an industry program. While it showcases innovation, it does not immediately translate into a direct financial impact or significant change in the company's operational structure or market position.
The announcement details a collaboration for technological development and participation in an industry program, which is a routine business activity. It does not contain specific financial gains or losses, or any significant positive or negative business impact.
HCL Technologies (HCLTech), in collaboration with Circles and Greyskies, is participating in the TM Forum Catalyst Program. This initiative aims to accelerate the development of AI-led autonomous network operations within the telecommunications industry.
The partnership will focus on creating a novel AI-powered multi-agent framework designed to unify customer experience, network operations, and business processes. This framework seeks to enable intelligent, real-time operational ecosystems, thereby enhancing end-to-end automation, service assurance, and customer engagement.
The solution integrates Circles’ AI-native digital telco platform, Greyskies’ AI-enabled network operations, and HCLTech’s AI-led automation. This integration, facilitated by TM Forum Open APIs within an Open Digital Architecture (ODA) framework, allows telecom service providers to analyze customer and network signals in real time, predict issues, and drive autonomous decision-making.
This collaborative effort is expected to improve operational efficiency, accelerate the insight-to-action cycle, and enhance customer lifetime value. The project outcomes will be showcased at TM Forum’s DTW Ignite event in Copenhagen.
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