DGIT Systems acquires billing systems vendor Inomial.
DGIT Systems announced the acquisition of Inomial Pty Ltd. Inomial Pty Ltd is a Billing Systems Vendor with a strong customer base predominantly located in the Asia Pacific region.
“Inomial’s suite of billing related products complement DGITs award winning Telflow Service Delivery Platform”, Greg Tilton CEO DGIT Systems said today. “The acquisition of Inomial provides us with a significant value- our offer now supports a full-service proposition for our customers delivered as a cloud or on – premises option.”
The combined Telflow and Inomial value proposition provides a realisation of the TM Forum Open Digital Architecture powered by TM Forum Open API’s to provide solutions spanning from digital customer channels to virtualised networks.
DGIT Systems and Inomial have worked together as strategic partners with a common group of customers for some time and collaboration between the R&D programs have both produce suites aligned on a dynamic microservices architecture in keeping with the very latest in IT Architecture thinking. DGITs acquisition will facilitate a seamless Quote-to-Order-to-Activate-to-Bill to cover complex enterprise network solutions, managed services and B2B integrated domestic or global wholesale.
Michael Lawrey, Chairman at DGIT Systems welcomed Inomial Pty Ltd founder Mark Lillywhite to the Board of DGIT Systems noting that “Mark’s ongoing involvement and contribution to DGIT Systems through his role as a Board member and Head of the Billing Systems Division will be invaluable and further strengthen our leadership in this space. DGIT is on a mission to provide the most capable Quote-to-Cash and Order-to-Activate platform for the Telco and Service Provider industries.”
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