Comverse Voice HUB has been selected by Orange Cameroon, part of France Telecom’s Orange global communications group, to replace a competitor’s system to handle projected growth and support the deployment of new voice-related services on its mobile network.
Comverse Voice HUB brings to Orange Cameroon a modular state-of-the-art platform that enables a range of voice services designed to generate revenue at each stage of a voice call. Comverse services for Cameroon would include Visual Voicemail, which notifies users by multimedia message (MMS) or email, Who Called, which monetizes previously lost revenue opportunities by delivering network-based information and Notify Me, which alerts callers when unavailable parties become reachable.Â
“Comverse’s modular Voice HUB and the new services it enables on a single platform squarely address our key concerns, such as innovation, a superior user experience, flexibility, future-readiness, and cost management,” said Jean Michel Latute, Chief Executive Officer at Orange Cameroon.
“By giving us the ability to easily launch additional services from third parties, the Voice HUB’s open environment will help us to quickly introduce new generations of applications to meet evolving customer expectations,” Loth said. “Being able to rapidly adapt to the requirements of the fast-paced and changing marketplace will enable us to maintain a qualitative edge in our competitive market.”
Comverse Voice HUB is part of the Comverse HUB Value-Added Services, which spans voice, messaging, mobile Internet and mobile advertising. Comverse HUB is a synergistic framework that enables service providers to maximize their business performance and augment their position in the market.
