Comverse and Blueslice (News - Alert) have partnered to incorporate enriched media and subscriber management in end-to-end IMS
networks and applications for mobile, integrated fixed-mobile and multi-play operators.
The joint solution is formed by the combination of Comverse’s (News - Alert) Converged IP
Communications portfolio with Blueslice’s Converged Subscriber Platform 3000, HSS 3000 and entry-level HSS 1000. With this solution subscribers are able to enjoy consistent access over multiple devices (fixed phone, mobile phone, PC and TV) to personalized services for communication, entertainment, and information. The scalable solution also benefits the operators as they can now successfully capture a greater share of subscribers’ total communication and entertainment needs. The solution has the ability to meet the most demanding operator requirements.
Franck Darmon, VP and general manager of Comverse Converged IP Communications said in a statement that they are impressed with the performance and sophisticated features of the Blueslice product suite. With this partnership, they have added flexibility and an enhanced subscriber experience to their IMS solution, enabling it to adapt to a wide range of deployment scenarios and different service providers needs, including 4G, WiMAX
, VoIP, wireless and fixed networks.
Stephan Ouaknine, president and CEO of Blueslice said that their company is pleased to play a role in the emergence of the Comverse IMS offering.
“Comverse has been a leader in value creation for carriers, and we are proud to add multi-profile subscriber management to Comverse’s end-to-end IMS solution,” he added.
A multi-million subscriber Eastern European multi-play operator is among the mobile operators already served by a joint Comverse-Blueslice solution. Both Comverse and Blueslice are currently expanding their footprint with additional IMS and WiMAX
service providers.
Blueslice Networks (News - Alert) is a major provider of multi-profile subscriber management solutions for the Mobile, VoIP
, FMC, and M2M markets.
Comverse is a global provider of software and systems enabling network-based messaging and content value-added services, prepaid, postpaid and converged billing and IP communications. In another announcement Comverse has announced the availability of the Comverse ONETM Billing and Active Customer Management solution.
Built around a single data model and a single product catalog, this customer care and billing solution allows seamless and efficient support for both multi-service and payment convergence all through one system.
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