Mobilis Networks Limited, an internationally focused software solutions and services company specialising in next generation networks (NGN), is today pleased to announce that they are in the final acceptance stage with Biasy.net, Guinea-Conakry’s burgeoning business-focused Internet Service Provider, for its deployment of MobilisEclipse (M-MBP) for WiMAX to support their new WiFi/WiMAX data and VoIP services.
With this operator experiencing substantial growth, Biasy.net selected the convergent M-MBP to future proof itself against the complexity of having to install, upgrade and maintain disparate infrastructure and billing solutions.
“Like many African regions, the Guinea Internet and Telecommunications market is experiencing rapid growth as more WiMAX frequencies are made available. Biasy.net is capitalising on these developments by swiftly establishing a WiMAX network, providing its customers with greatly increased bandwidth enabling next generation services such as high speed data and VoIP,” stated Latif Taleb, CEO of Biasy.net. “The M-MBP allows us to meet the new demands of our market and improve our competitive position.”
MobilisEclipse provides one platform for all billing, rating and charging services providing true real-time convergence. MobilisEclipse is an innovative next generation platform, providing unmatched converged rating and billing with rich CRM features to support operators looking to offer services in any market, using any technology and via any business model. Essentially, MobilisEclipse is the most advanced and cost-effective rating and billing solution available on the market today.
“With MobilisEclipse in place, Biasy.net is now able to better manage its existing subscribers and services, while gaining the ability to rapidly introduce new features for true convergence in the future,” said Chris Jones, CEO of Mobilis Networks Limited. “The ability to easily rate and charge in real-time for multiple convergent services will help Biasy.net drive subscriber growth and increase its market share in Guinea-Conakry’s escalating ISP and Voice market.”
Tags: Biasy.net, Broadband, ETI, Guinea-Conakry, ISP, MobilisEclipse, WiMAX