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Operator Services Position System

The Operator Services Position System (OSPS) is a telephone operator workstation developed by AT&T as part of the 5ESS switch platform. It provides call‑processing functions for operator services using ISDN facilities to deliver data and voice to operator positions.

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Human factorsAutomatic Call Distributor
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AT&T5ESS switchISDN
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operator system osps call services tsps position functions 5ess switch facilities isdn introduced compis calls telephone developed platform data voice

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