BSS vendor Subex bags multi-million dollar framework contract from BT

Telecom Lead India: Subex, a provider of Business
Support Systems (BSS) for telecom operators, has won a multi-million dollar
framework contract from BT.

The framework contract covers the on-going provision by
Subex of mission critical revenue operations centre (ROC) portfolio software
solutions, application/operations support, and managed services. These will be
delivered across BT’s domestic & international interconnect billing &
settlements, fraud management, revenue assurance and event integrity domains.

The objective of the Subex ROC is to function as the mission
control for financial health. The ROC enables profi­table growth for service
providers through coordinated operational control. BT has chosen multiple Subex
ROC solutions and because of this, will profit from a range of benefits across
its business.

Subex said the Subex ROC collates and correlates data
from various BSS functions. It monitors and controls the entire revenue chain
and identi­fies risks to profi­tability, margins and customer satisfaction.

The ROC is designed to allow a service provider to support
business and operational innovation programs because of its end-to-end view.
The benefi­ts that a service provider derives from the Subex ROC are enhanced
revenue management, enterprise-wide risk management, business and operational
assurance, pro-active intelligence and insight, revenue chain integrity
assurance and improved customer experience.

We are delighted that BT has signed up to the five-year
framework contract, thus continuing our long relationship and involvement
in supporting BT’s mission critical business operations and processes. BT is an
extremely important customer and one of a growing number of global Tier-1 CSP’s
who are realising the value of Subex’s ROC solutions,” said Sudeesh Yezhuvath,
chief operating officer, Subex.

editor@telecomlead.com

 

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