Mobile and Wireless

Ericsson to supply convergent charging, billing solution to Al-Madar

By Team Diginews4u ⋅ December 10, 2009 ⋅  Email This Post ⋅ Post a comment

Ericsson has informed that it will provide Al-Madar Al-Jadid, a mobile operator in Libya, with a convergent charging and billing solution that will enable its mobile subscribers to enjoy benefits such as flexible tariffs and full control of costs, bonuses and rewards. Ericsson will also supply related systems integration services.

Through this convergent charging and billing solution, the operator hopes to offer services across all end-user segments, something that was reportedly not possible with previous billing systems.

The solution provides a single revenue management solution for all subscribers and services and includes key features such as discount and promotion handling, real-time rating, segmentation, pricing and promotions, Ericsson said.

For consumers and business users, convergent charging and billing provides full control over all communications costs as users have one point of contact and a single invoice for all their services and gives users access to the services they want independent of their subscription type, as well as the ability to pay however they choose. End users can also be kept fully update on their bundled minutes, bonuses and rewards.

Ericsson also informed that this will be a one-year contract and Al-Madar Al-Jadid is expected to launch the new services next year.

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Tags: Billing, Wireless