Etiya Collaborates with AWS to Provide “Telco as a Service” Customer Solutions
Etiya, a leading Independent Software Vendor, announced its collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS). Together, the two companies are rolling out a unique platform for the IT and Telecom industries — “Telco as a Service” (TaaS) solution.
Currently, Etiya’s AI-driven full Business Support System (BSS) & Operational Support Systems (OSS) stack consists of —
CRM, Omni Channel Digital Front End, Customer Service Management, Product Catalog, CPQ, B****** and Charging Management & Core Network Management. These systems are now available on AWS and ready to serve as “Telco as a Service”.
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“Telco as a Service” will allow operators to transform BSS into full digital BSS and also enables operators to set up greenfield digital brands that are radically different from their existing brands, in a very short time manner.
However, they require an entirely separate BSS suite and some of the functions categorized as OSS that are flexible enough to enable the new sub-brand to be innovative and different.
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Etiya’s “Telco as a Service” customer solutions will have an even better functionality when running on AWS than if used as on-premises solutions and will be applied in no less than three areas of collaboration, including:
- A complete architecture validation for Customer Solutions on AWS
- A viable TaaS product demo with full functionality on AWS
- A positioning of Cloud Native Telco as a Service Stack for AWS Telco Workloads
At the time of this partnership with AWS, Aslan Dogan, CEO of Etiya said –
“Having played an integral role in helping operators to transform their traditional BSS, Etiya is in a great position to work in collaboration with AWS in finding new opportunities for ‘Telco as a Service’ solutions.”
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