Cerillion Technologies, a leading provider of pre-integrated business support systems (BSS), is celebrating its tenth birthday this month. At a time of turbulence for the telecoms industry, the London-based firm has grown dynamically and recorded outstanding successes over the past decade, including some pioneering landmark achievements: (more…)
Leading Nigerian private telecoms operator, ZOOMmobile (formerly Reltel Wireless) has gone live with Interconnect Manager from convergent billing and interconnect specialist, Cerillion Technologies. The implementation marks an extension of the existing relationship between the two companies, which began in 2006 with the successful delivery of Cerillion’s Mediator product on ZOOMmobile’s CDMA network. (more…)
Today, Cerillion Technologies launched Mediator Plus, a new convergent online and offline mediation system. The solution has been designed to support the sophisticated charging requirements of operators as they rollout real-time next generation communications services to their entire customer base. (more…)
Convergent billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, unveiled its Total Convergence Architecture (TCA), a new flexible model for telecoms operators based on (more…)
Econet Wireless Kenya, a start-up mobile communications provider, is set to go live with Cerillion Express, the new pre-integrated and pre-configured CRM and billing solution from Cerillion Technologies. The news follows Econet’s recent decision to install (more…)
Econet Wireless Kenya, start-up mobile communications provider, is set to go live with the Interconnect Manager solution from convergent billing and interconnect specialist, Cerillion Technologies. (more…)
Cerillion Technologies launched Cerillion Express, a pre-integrated and pre-configured CRM and billing solution for telecoms operators. By offering rapid implementation and a very low total cost of ownership, this solution provides all the elements required to support a communications provider’s business in one off-the-shelf package. (more…)
Cerillion Technologies today announced a multi-million dollar contract with The Bahamas Telecommunications Company Limited (BTC) to implement a fully convergent CRM and billing solution in the Bahamas. The new solution will replace two separate legacy systems and be used to consolidate all fixed and mobile services onto a single platform, including support for convergent prepaid and post paid rating. It is also a key component in BTC’s wider business strategy, preparing for deregulation and helping to secure revenues from the new Next Generation Network (NGN) currently under deployment. (more…)
Convergent billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, today announced the completed implementation of its CRM and Billing solution for MATTEL, a GSM network operator in Mauritania, West Africa. Based on the CRM Plus, Revenue Manager, Mediator, Output Streamer and Information Manager products in the Cerillion suite, the new system provides a complete end-to-end solution for MATTEL’s business support systems needs. (more…)
Pre-integrated System in Place to Manage GSM Operations
Providing cost-efficient support to its GSM services across Croatia, Tele2, one of Europe’s largest alternative telecoms operators, has gone live with a new converged CRM and billing solution from Cerillion Technologies, the leading business support systems vendor. Working to tight project deadlines, Cerillion supplied a turnkey delivery, migrating Tele2 Croatia from their existing outsourced billing system to its own pre-integrated solution in less than three months. (more…)
Convergent billing and CRM specialist, Cerillion Technologies, today announced that engin, Australia’s leading broadband phone company, has selected Cerillion to provide a new CRM, billing and mediation solution for its rapidly expanding operations. (more…)
Enabling it to expand its ability to provide cost-effective solutions for customers worldwide, convergent billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, has revealed plans to open a brand new facility at the state-of-the-art Cybercity Magarpatta in Pune, India. The company is expected to start operations at the new site in January 2007. (more…)
Convergent Billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, today announced that PC Management have signed a new contract to upgrade their existing billing solution to Cerillion 3. The upgrade will enable PC Management to provide improved service levels for their Immix Wireless GSM operation in Pennsylvania, and help drive growth in new markets. (more…)
Convergent billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, has been named one of Britain’ fastest-growing private technology companies in this year’s Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100: a league table, ranking companies by sales growth over the period 2003-2005. Cerillion, whose sales increased by 42 per cent a year from £6.3 million in 2003 to £12.7 million in 2005, achieved 90th place on the list. (more…)
Cerillion Technologies has announced a new contract with Reliance Telecommunications (Reltelwireless) to implement a complete mediation solution for their CDMA network in Nigeria. Cerillion will deliver their Mediator product and provide integration with network switches from Huawei.
Kenneth Aigbinode, Vice Chairman Reliance Telecommunications, said “Mediation has become an important area of focus within Reltelwireless as we continue to develop our revenue assurance programmes. Cerillion have proven they understand our business and we are confident that their Mediator system will help us maximise our billable revenues.”
The system will be used to improve revenue assurance in Reltelwireless, securing revenue generation from a full range of corporate and residential services. Mediator’s intuitive configuration tools and rules-based processing engine will support their time-to-market demands, whilst providing a complete audit trail and CDR traceability. (more…)
Convergent Billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, has announced the successful implementation of the Cerillion CRM and Billing solution for Bulldog Communications Ltd, a subsidiary of Cable and Wireless in the UK. Cerillion have implemented their Revenue Manager, CRM Plus, Mediator and Information Manager products to support Bulldog’s VoIP and metered broadband services business, and performed the migration of the existing customer base to the new system. (more…)
Cerillion Technologies has announced that Manx Telecom, a wholly owned subsidiary of O2 and part of the Telefonica group, had become the first combined fixed and mobile telecommunications company in the world to gain BABT approval for its billing. BABT – British Approvals Board of Telecommunications – is the standard recognised worldwide which gives customers an assurance of accuracy in billing and pricing for telecommunications products and services.
“Gaining approval was a condition of our new Telecom license,†commented Mike Dee, Director of Finance, Manx Telecom. “Cerillion’s billing software supports all our fixed and mobile services and has played a vital role in us achieving this compliance.â€
Manx Telecom worked in close co-operation with Cerillion staff to evaluate the existing billing operation, and identify and correct any areas that failed to meet the rigorous conditions laid down by the BABT Standard. By demonstrating that the bill production process achieved the high levels of accuracy and consistency required, approval was achieved in a comparatively short timeframe. (more…)
Convergent billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, today announced its audited results for another very successful year, with revenues up 37% to $22.3m and EBITDA rising 12% to $3.5m for the financial year ending 30th September 2005.
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Convergent billing specialist, Cerillion Technologies, today announced it has completed delivery of a new CRM, Billing and Mediation solution for Caudwell Communications Ltd. Cerillion provided a turnkey delivery, implementing the CRM Plus, Revenue Manager and Mediator products from the pre-integrated Cerillion suite, and completing the migration from Caudwell’s legacy systems.
The new system delivers a cost-effective solution to support Caudwell’s Carrier Pre-Select (CPS), Broadband and other services to customers across the UK. The system also supports BT’s Wholesale Line Rental (WLR) provisioning which is critical for CPS providers needing to provide a complete telephony solution to their customers.
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The Canadian Press The Toronto stock market closed slightly higher Thursday thanks to a late-day gain in financial and gold stocks that sent the S&P/TSX composite index up 18.64 points to 11,979.7. The TSX financial sector gained 0.38% after the CEO of U.S. banking giant Citigroup, Vikram Pandit, said the bank was on a path toward 'sustained ...
An investor gestures in front of an electronic board with stock information at a brokerage in Shanghai.
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