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Up to one million subscribers serviced by new revenue assurance product

p>Up to one million subscribers serviced by new revenue assurance product

WeDo Technologies, a leader in revenue and business assurance solutions, recently announced the availability of BASE. BASE is targeted specifically at mobile network carriers with up to one million subscribers.

Taking advantage of WeDo Technologies’ global customer base and its market leadership, allied with more than 10 years of experience deploying its proprietary revenue assurance solution, the company now presents a new low TCO and fast deployment tool for small operators that want to protect their revenues with nothing less than the best the market can offer. With BASE Mobile Prepaid Template WeDo Technologies offers Tier 3 mobileoperators a system that in a very short time frame and with a low budget addresses the key issues and processes within the mobile operator prepaidrevenue streams.

Rui Paiva, Chief Executive Officer at WeDo Technologies, said: “With this new offering, WeDo Technologies is able to address, in a competitive way,Tier-3 carriers. Roughly one third of the mobile operators in the world have less than one million subscribers and many of these still don’t have commercial revenue assurance tools. Smaller carriers with more pragmatic attitudes generating good margins on voice and certain data services do notgrab quite so many headlines, but this market has exactly the same needs of their bigger counterparts and we want to make sure we have the right offer for them.”

Traditionally, the prepaid market attracts subscribers with tighter budgets and there are a wide range of prepaid MNOs and MVNOs successfully operating globally. From a broader perspective, the prepaid model is a huge success worldwide, particularly in the developing markets which WeDoTechnologies expect represent the best target market for its BASE Mobile Prepaid Template.

 

 

 

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