Prominent messaging company, Acision (News - Alert), has unveiled Acision Charging Engine, a ground-breaking platform which forms the focal point of its unified charging architecture.
Unlike ever before, the engine allows operators to unite the monetization of their services on one platform. The company will be able to tie together prepaid, postpaid and bundle management, delivering optimum customer experience across the network.
Acision Charging Engine, the high performance, intelligent platform at the heart of Acision's charging solutions, allows operators to easily charge for any service including SMS, MMS, IM, voice and data. The package provides a common architecture for charging, in real-time, across any network. The modular, future-proof platform can be upgraded by the addition of new solutions.
"A service is not a successful one until it can be charged for," said Henk de Boer, executive vice president, Business Units, Acision. "We have 14 years experience of working with tier one operators to deliver innovative charging solutions. These ensure that the revenue from new services is effective and easily captured. Improving time to market of new services is key, as is cost effectively scaling a solution whilst helping to lower OPEX (News - Alert) costs and CAPEX investment."
Acision has a proven track record in helping operators offer more successful and effective services. The company boasts more than 150 deployments across five continents for 2G, 2.5G and 3G networks. Acision clients across the globe have earned revenues to the tune of $100 billion on deploying its charging solutions
One of the foremost messaging companies, Acision has provided communication solutions for over 300 network operators and service providers globally.
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