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Argent Delivers Convergent Billing Platform to Telecom Cook Islands

4:49 am   -   April 16th, 2007

Argent Networks, a leading technology and telecommunications billing solutions company, will provide its ArgentEclipseâ„¢ real time convergent billing and CRM software for Telecom Cook Islands. Telecom Cook Islands which has been operating since 1991 is majority owned by Telecom New Zealand with 40 percent held by the Cook Islands locally elected government.

Larry Barker, CEO of Argent Networks says the deal with Telecom Cook Islands will supply Telecom Cook Islands and its users with the full ArgentEclipse suite of products.

“ArgentEclipse™ is a complete converged billing solution that will provide Telecom Cook Islands with both prepaid and postpaid billing with a single rating and CRM solution. The suite of Eclipse™ products will give Telecom Cook Islands a flexible infrastructure to expand its range of product, provide subscribers with more compelling services, and help to manage their network more cost-effectively,” says Barker.

CEO of Telecom Cook Islands Stuart Davies says that Argent’s solution was chosen for its proven reliability and integrated convergent billing and CRM software package.

“ArgentEclipse™ and its real-time billing and customer care CRM solutions for fixed line, wireless, broadband and next generation is ideal for telecommunications carriers of any size, and especially growing ones like Telecom Cook Islands where long-term value-added service is a pre-requisite,” says Davies.

About Argent Networks
Argent Networks provides real-time mediation, rating, billing and customer care solutions for prepaid and postpaid voice, data and content. Argent’s convergent billing platform enables communications service providers to provision, rate and bill for any service on any network. Argent’s customers include the world’s largest communication providers, servicing and billing millions of subscribers in over 25 countries across the globe.
For more information, please visit www.argentnetworks.com

About Telecom Cook Islands
Telecom Cook Islands Ltd (TCI) is the sole provider of telecommunications in the Cook Islands. TCI is a private company owned by Telecom New Zealand (TNZ) Ltd (60%) and the Cook Islands Government (40%). In operation since July 1991, TCI provides local, national and international telecommunications as well as internet access on all islands except Suwarrow. Communications to Suwarrow is via HF radio. Telecom Cook Islands Ltd has a wide range of telecommunications services that suit a diverse range of needs for both business and residential customers.

For more information, please visit www.telecom.co.ck

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