NetCom has selected Nobill Prepaid from Symsoft to replace existing prepaid system
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, February 11, 2010 – Symsoft, a leading supplier of charging, messaging and value added services, today announced that it has replaced NetCom’s existing prepaid system with Nobill Prepaid.
Symsoft has been awarded a contract for the Nobill Prepaid system to NetCom A/S in Norway, a real-time rating and charging solution for voice, data and messaging services. The system can handle transactions such as content purchases, payment for external services and money transfer. NetCom, owned by TeliaSonera, is the second largest supplier of mobile services in Norway. TeliaSonera operates in well developed telecom markets such as Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland. Symsoft has been working closely with TeliaSonera for many years and is strengthening its market position in the Nordics. The Nobill Prepaid solution has been in commercial use at TeliaSonera in Sweden since 2004 and in Denmark since 2005. NetCom will benefit from having a common supplier of a prepaid system so that features and capabilities are the same in all countries. In that way, they can for example easily implement the same campaigns and features in all systems. Magnus Hasbo, Sales Director at Symsoft comments “NetCom required an advanced system enabling them to adapt offers to changing market demands and Nobill Prepaid has proven to be extremely flexible, and suited their capacity need”. The Nobill Prepaid solution enables operators to build tariffs, bundles and campaigns to reach specific subscriber segments. The system also offers superior capabilities to rate and charge in an extremely flexible way and rating can easily be adjusted to fit what is most appropriate in the market. The Nobill Prepaid database holds all rates and traffic information within one and same database. Nobill Prepaid offers a modern, open and modular architecture enabling short lead times for the development and roll-out of new services. “With several Nobill Prepaid installations in the Nordic countries, Symsoft has become the number one prepaid supplier in this region, with advanced systems serving demanding customers”, adds Kjell Arvidsson, CEO, Symsoft AB. The mobile market in Norway is well developed with high penetration (110% in 2009) and the broadband market is growing. The most distinguishing is the broad usage of non-voice services such as MMS and SMS.
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