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Banglalink has entered into a five-year agreement with Ericsson to upgrade its charging system, including IN expansion, consulting and systems integration services, as well as support. The upgraded charging system will enable Banglalink to offer subscribers new and innovative value-added services. Banglalink's upgraded solution is expected to feature geographical redundancy, meaning that it will remain functional in the event of any natural disasters or network outages.
Mohammed Osman, Acting CEO & Chief Financial Officer, Banglalink said, "This is why we wanted to get a powerful unified, consolidated and standard solution that provides us with a competitive edge in prepaid services. This upgrade will also make it easier for us to adopt a convergent prepaid and postpaid billing system in the future. More importantly, it gives us the ability to quickly launch new value-added products and services."
Per-Henrik Nielsen, President, Ericsson Bangladesh, said, "We are pleased to provide Banglalink with a robust charging system that will help bring more innovative services to its subscribers. We are also confident that this upgrade to the charging system will strengthen Banglalink's relationships with its customers."
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