By Telecom Lead Team: Axia NetMedia has selected
NetCracker’s BSS/OSS Solution to support the enhancement of operating
efficiencies to the company.
NetCracker‘s
BSS/OSS Solution will enable Axia to enhance its ability in the customer
domain, under which the company will be able to execute order handling,
customer quotes, opportunity management, customer charge generation, and
relationship management with ease.
Major trends in the communications industry are driving
the use of our networks, including demand for high-performing digital
connectivity, the growing number and variety of network- connected devices,
growth in demand for wireless data services, and growing use of video and other
applications from leading web services providers,” said Murray Sigler,
president of Axia North America.
Also, the solution will allow the company to enhance its
ability in product lifecycle management, product bundles, and pricing.
Furthermore, the solution will enable the company to
enhance its ability in network Domain, which includes fulfillment,
assurance, trouble ticketing, and infrastructure management.
The NetCracker solution will enable increased revenues
from new and dynamically chargeable components to create targeted offerings. By
generating operational efficiencies, the solution will reduce OpEx and produce
an agile operations environment.
Additionally, by enabling more responsive customer
management, including consolidated customer views, the solution will enhance
quality of service and deliver a superior customer experience.
NetCracker’s approach of using a single platform that can
provide the foundation for the next generation of BSS and OSS is uniquely
suited to Axia’s vision. We are excited to be a part of this transformation and
look forward to a partnership that will help Axia realize its goals,” said
Andrew Feinberg, president and CEO of NetCracker Technology.
Recently, NetCracker Technology announced that Mobinil completed Phase 2 of its ongoing 3G
transformation program, focusing on rapidly operationalizing and monetizing its
investment in 3G infrastructure.
