Mobile payments leader Bango and telecoms giant Etisalat Group have entered into a partnership to deploy Direct Operator Billing (DOB) across Etisalat Group’s markets in Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
Pan-African operator MTN has selected CSG for a long-term managed services engagement that will enable its South African unit to simplify and streamline its operations and focus its resources on core business lines.
In advance of this summer’s FIFA World Cup, Claro Brazil is enabling LTE data roaming for its subscribers with Syniverse.
Online payment solutions provider mopay has entered the Indian market with an HTML5 in-app billing solution.
Lao Telecommunications Company (LaoTel), the incumbent telecommunications service provider in Laos, has deployed the MaxBill billing solution from LogNet Systems.
Cameroon’s national telecom provider Camtel has renewed its convergent billing agreement with FTS.
Mobile billing and messaging solution provider txtNation now provides mPayments across all 3 Turkish operators - Turkcell, Avea and Vodafone.
Mobile messaging and payments provider Infobip has enabled m-commerce direct mobile billing connections for its global network of merchants and retailers throughout the Russian market.
txtNation has launched its mobile billing solution in Kenya using Premium SMS. The solution will allow businesses to accept mobile payments throughout the country.
Bangladesh International Gateway Limited (BIGL) has deployed a new interconnect billing solution supplied by i-conX solutions.
Caribbean operator Columbus International has implemented a new CRM and billing solution from Cerillion in El Salvador.
Enterprise business assurance provider WeDo Technologies has announced that the Afghan subsidiary of Etisalat is using its RAID product as a single, integrated platform for revenue assurance and fraud management (RA&FM).
World Telecom Labs has launched Easy SMS Hub, enabling operators to increase revenues from text messages by setting up their own SMS hubs.
In order to provide a competitive service as well as retain customers, being able to offer high quality international traffic is extremely important for carriers.
Operators of CDMA, 2G GSM, 3G UMTS, 4G LTE, Wi-Fi, and fixed broadband networks are looking for ways to monetise their data network investments by keeping their subscribers satisfied and offering them innovative new services.
Bharti Airtel has announced a managed VAS deal under a strategic partnership model with Mahindra Comviva for its Bangladesh operations.
Zain Group has signed an agreement with solutions provider SLA Mobile to provide customers with Direct Operator Billing capabilities.
As the digital economy expands with the rise of LTE, operators continuously seek innovation to better serve customers and compete.
The largest operator in Slovakia, Slovak Telekom, is updating its legacy charging system with a new solution from Oracle.
SMEs in emerging markets will become more analogous with those in developed markets during the next 5 years; they will rely much more on Internet connectivity, and will demand better and more-affordable options for both fixed and mobile broadband.
Bangladesh’s second-largest operator Robi Axiata has selected NetCracker’s Revenue Management solution to enable new service innovation and superior responsiveness to changing customer demands.
Vodafone Egypt is deploying Ericsson’s Mobile Broadband Charging (MBC) to provide up to 10 million users with a vast array of data options and more flexible on-demand subscriptions.
As data becomes the main focus for many mobile operators, there is an on-going debate about the future of traditional batch based billing for post-paid and Intelligent Network (IN) pre-paid charging infrastructures.
The initial requirement for network policy was more network protection, but as it has evolved it has become a revenue generating tool in terms of differentiating packages and customer experience – in this way, it is something of a misused term.
Ethiopian operator Ethio Telecom is implementing a revenue assurance solution from Subex...
Mobile operator billing for in-app purchases is now available to all 1.15 billion mobile phone subscribers in China...
When we think of emerging markets, we often tend to think they are behind the times, busy playing catch-up with developed nations. While this may in fact be the case for traditional fixed telecoms infrastructure, it is certainly not true for today’s extensive mobile networks. In fact, when it comes to mobile data plans and charging, developed nations can learn a lot from emerging markets.
India’s third largest mobile operator has signed a multi-year agreement for data clearing, financial clearing and fraud-prevention...
The increase in mobile broadband users in Poland over the last few years has challenged network operators to continuously launch new offerings and services to meet demands of subscribers...
The leading telecom provider in the Maldives is implementing a solution to prevent revenue leakage caused by fraud and billing inaccuracies across its mobile and fixed line networks...
Joseph George, Director, Revenue Protection and Interconnect, MACH, explains why operators in emerging markets are increasingly opting for a managed service approach to interconnect billing...
A Libyan operator is overhauling its operation and implementing a new revenue assurance system...
A leading Kuwaiti operator is migrating from manual billing to a new solution that will allow for wholesale billing management...
Data is getting bigger, virtualisation is expanding, and data protection applications are ill-prepared to deal with the challenges this model poses. There is a distinct need within virtualised environments to improve visibility and transparency, as virtual machines simply lack the level of visibility seen in physical environments...
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