Redknee Supports SingTel Optus Wholesale.
Redknee Solutions Inc. announced that it is supporting Optus Wholesale, a division of Optus and one of Australia’s top providers of wholesale telecom services with Redknee’s fully managed, cloud-based solution. This enables Optus Wholesale to achieve rapid time-to-market, and provides an efficient model for operators, delivering a turnkey wholesale billing solution that is reliable and scalable to meet the demands of future growth.
Available on-premise, cloud-based and as a Software-as-a-Service offering, Redknee’s interconnect and content settlement solution enables communication service providers (CSPs) to maximize the value of their network with a comprehensive interconnect, wholesale, MVNO and content settlement solution.
The highly scalable architecture provides the flexibility for increased processing on-demand, and through cloud deployment the solution models the hardware to cater to the required capacity and growth. Additionally, a 3-layered security framework keeps the data safe and secure. Redknee’s managed services enables Optus to concentrate on the business needs and offload the day-to-day wholesale billing activities. With advanced reporting and audit capabilities, information required to make the business decisions is available at their fingertips.
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