Customer Examples

Ericsson, an international mobile and telecom systems supplier, integrated Highdeal’s rating engine and profit assurance tools into its Multimedia Messaging Service software. Expected to become the preferred messaging method of mobile terminal users, MMS is similar in concept to short message service (SMS), except that MMS transmissions can contain virtually any media type, including formatted text, graphics, data, animations, images, audio clips, voice transmissions and video sequences. This MMS platform is an end-to-end solution enabling operators to deliver a rich MMS experience to customers, adapting messages to the capabilities of the receiving terminal or handheld device.

Motricity is a leading US provider of mobile content services and solutions that enable consumers to receive the right content at the right time, every time. Motricity's solutions create compelling end user experiences and deliver profitable mobile content offerings for partners such as MTV, BET, CBS, NBC, Turner, Cingular, Alltel, Sprint Nextel, Palm and others. Motricity's mobile content delivery platform, FuelT, received the 2006 GSM Association Award for "Best Service Delivery Platform" and was also named "2005 Premium Mobile Content Platform of the Year" by Frost & Sullivan. Motricity's acquisition of GoldPocket Wireless extends Fuel's capabilities, adding messaging aggregation to more than 200 million mobile subscribers and marketing campaign management to our suite of solutions. Motricity is headquartered in Durham, N.C., and has offices in Los Angeles and Munich.

Nokia is a world leader in mobile communications, driving the growth and sustainability of the broader mobility industry. The Highdeal Transactive rating engine technology is used within the Nokia Unified Charging Suite which provides convergent charging across voice, data, fixed and mobile services as well as for different payment methods. Nokia is dedicated to enhancing people's lives and productivity by providing easy-to-use and secure products like mobile phones, and solutions for imaging, games, media, mobile network operators and businesses. Nokia is a broadly held company with listings on five major exchanges.

NRJ is a leading radio group and media company in France who launched “NRJ mobile” , an MVNO service to offer 3G services and an Internet Portal from which music and video clips can be downloaded. NRJ selected Highdeal for pricing, rating and billing of services and the capability for handling third party settlements from content providers. Based on their strong media brand, NRJ will be offering both voice and relevant data services such as music downloads, cinema and mobile gaming services. “To introduce innovative new services, we required a proven solution designed for an MVNO offering, enabling us to respond to a evolving customer base and enable fast offer creation. Highdeal Transactive was selected and integrated by Euro-Information, who convinced us that Highdeal is designed for and ideal for handling Next Generation Services. The software is capable of handling todays and future services which will include mobile access to films, television and gaming.” said Jérôme Birba, Project Director NRJ Mobile.

OPT-PF (Postal and Telecommunications Office of Polynesia) provides fixed and mobile services, Internet access, satellite television and traditional postal services throughout French Polynesia. They are using Highdeal Transactive® to price and rate their fixed telephony and satellite services in Tahiti. OPT-PF chose Transactive based of the business and deployment flexibility offered by the solution. Sofrecom, who has a long history of working with OPT, performed the end-to-end integration of the Highdeal solution with the Oracle CRM system, the EAI system from Webmethods, and their own mediation system.

Orbitel, a Bulgarian next generation telecom operator who is part of the Deutsche Telekom Group, implemented Highdeal Transactive® for the pricing, rating and billing of their data communication services. Highdeal has enabled Orbitel to launch their voice transit services and to deliver a wide range of advanced communication services such as IP Centrex, Voice VPN, business trunking, residential telephony and broadband triple play services. Orbitel is the first competitive telecom provider in Bulgaria following the fall of the national monopoly in early 2003. The company's vision for development is based upon a voice and data convergent platform, matching the growing needs of digital consumers.

SensorLogic, US market leader in providing M2M applications, chose Highdeal for their machine-to-machine (M2M) service platform. As an emerging market, M2M providers need to experiment with pricing models to determine how best to monetize their M2M assets. With Highdeal, vendors will be able to bundle applications, airtime, devices, and other primary and resold services into a compelling offer. “In searching for a solution, we needed to consider not only our requirements, but a virtually unlimited set of requirements from all customers and partners on the M2M value chain,” said Jeff Smith, President and CEO, SensorLogic. “Highdeal was the only vendor to address our breadth of requirements in a real demonstration, and not through slideware

SFR is the second largest mobile operator in France with over 17.9 million subscribers and is owned by Vivendi (56%) and Vodafone (44%). SFR uses Highdeal Transactive® to manage both their roaming and carrier services. Highdeal Transactive® rates the calls generated by foreign visitors roaming onto the SFR mobile network. SFR has hundreds of global roaming agreements generating hundreds of millions of calls each year, which require a powerful, carrier grade rating engine. Systems integration in these projects was carried out by the Sopra Group who provides the maintenance, integration and upgrades of the SFR mobile billing system.

Videotron, provider of cable television and telephony, as well as interactive multimedia and Internet services to 3.3 million customers in Canada, integrated Highdeal Transactive into their existing BSS/OSS architecture initially for the launch of their new MVNO offering. Andre Gascon, Videotron's VP of Information Technology adds, "We are thrilled with the benefits that Transactive has already delivered to our business. By combining wireless telephone service with Videotron's other offerings, consumers can enjoy quality products and advantageous discounts on their bills and they can simplify their lives through one-stop shopping at Videotron: we are the only industry player that offers customers a single customer service point, one visit from the technician, one bill for all their services." Videotron continues to deploy new quad-play and on-demand services on Transactive.

Wana, a Moroccan Telecom operator, formerly known as Maroc Connect (MCO), was granted a licence for next generation wireline services in 2006 by the National Telecom Authority of Morocco. With this licence, they have launched voice, data and Internet services, as well as "local" wireless services. MCO selected Highdeal Transactive® as the pricing, rating and billing platform for their next generation services. The implementation of Transactive was done by BULL.

Wataniya Telecom, Kuwaiti mobile operator, with operations in Kuwait, Iraq, Tunisia and Algeria and over 3 million customers, has built its success on a customer focused strategy. The company provides a wide range of leading edge wireless voice and data services delivered with high quality and designed to meet customer requirements. Wataniya Telecom and Nokia signed an agreement for the implementation of advanced technologies that will enhance Wataniya's network and take the operator 'beyond 3G'. Nokia is deploying the Online Service Controller (OSC) product which will include Highdeal Transactive® and enable Wataniya to provide advanced mobile services such as Push-to-Talk, video calls and video sharing to their subscribers.

Wateen is one of the largest foreign investors in Pakistan and is part of Warid Telecom, a GSM operator belonging to the Abu Dhabi Group. Building on their parallel deployments of fiber optic backbones and VSAT (satellite) communications, they are deploying what is believed to be the largest WiMAX network for fixed broadband access in the world. Wateen is using Motorola managed services solutions for broadband access and the IMS core including residential and IPCentrex VoIP. Future services planned include IPTV, VOD and the white-labelling of Wateen services under a VNO model.

Headquartered in Santa Clara, California, WebEx Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: WEBX) provides a suite of on-demand web meeting applications that increase productivity and decrease costs in departments across the enterprise. WebEx's applications are built on the company's MediaTone™ platform, and delivered over the WebEx MediaTone Network, a private global network designed specifically for real-time IP communications. This unique technology enables WebEx to guarantee the performance, reliability and security of its services.