BillingRSS

Convergent billing moves African m-health offering

Mobile operators are well positioned to help the health sector to modernise

African healthcare provider Sanlam Health has struck a deal with systems integrator GlobeTOM to offer mobile health services to large undeveloped areas of Africa.

Comarch – The advantages of Product Catalog-centric BSS

This white paper published by Comarch addresses how service providers’ existing BSS systems can slow down their business, the disadvantages of having multiple product catalogs and how Comarch approaches BSS transformation in terms of product catalog-centric architecture.

Comarch – Key issues to consider before switching to convergent billing

This whitepaper published by Comarch addresses why you need to transform your current billing system, how a modern convergent billing platform can help you improve customer experience while keeping costs low and what features and functionalities you should look for in an ideal convergent billing solution.

Increase Your Market Share with NG BSS

This whitepaper published by Comarch discusses the 5 best practices for enabling efficiency and innovation in the delivery of differentiated services and support to customers. It also provides additional suggestions about how BSS solutions currently in use can be leveraged to implement them.

Comarch Self Care version 6.6 has been launched

Comarch has introduced the new version of its Self Care product, with additional functionalities. Comarch Self Care is a web self-service portal enabling communication service providers to reduce customer service costs and increase customer satisfaction. It answers the needs of the consumer and SME markets, while the Corporate Self Care product provides advanced features for enterprises.

Comarch successfully delivers its billing cloud to fring, a global mobile VoIP leader

Comarch signed a framework agreement with fring, a leader in global mobile chat and VoIP communications, for a high availability Billing Cloud service.

T-Mobile UK calls time on unlimited data deals

The all-you-can-eat data party has been over for some time already

UK operator T-Mobile, now part of Everything Everywhere, piqued the consumer press on Tuesday with a new mandate to curb multimedia downloads and save its network from congestion. But the all-you-can-eat data party has been over for some time already and with no adverse effects to users.

Cash on the hoof

Dennis Meurs, director of business development at MACH

Dennis Meurs, director of business intelligence at MACH, discusses the data roaming revenue generating options available to MNOs looking for new sources of revenue in a turbulent market.

The price is wrong

There’s a lot of talk about the hunger for data of iPhone users, but analysis shows that the majority of users will be comfortably served by 500MB of data per month

Unwilling to become locked into a flat-rate billing structure that would not generate enough revenue to fund the provision of mobile broadband service, operators began to call time on their all-you-can-eat data offerings in 2010.

Comarch delivers to the world’s largest corporations

They are among the wealthiest, most profitable, and fastest growing companies in the world – and they turn to Comarch for delivery of their IT systems and solutions. Globally recognized brands such as Coca Cola, big-hitting banking organizations including ING Group and BNP Paribas Group, and telecommunications giants Deutsche Telekom and Vodafone are just some of the names on this year’s Fortune Magazine Top 500 list, who trust Comarch to deliver when it really matters.