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Delivering growth and cost efficiencies
The unified integration layer is a non-intrusive solution that consolidates and
enriches data from multiple sources, enabling the CSP to re-use existing assets
and reduce congestion on middleware. The integration layer approach can deliver
immediate growth and cost-efficiencies, and alignment with the overall business
objectives ensures that the integration layer offers long-term benefits.
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For CSPs, billing transformation must remain a long-term strategic initiative |
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CRM applications that provide the Customer Service Advisor with a single view of customer and product and, therefore, support single point of contact for the customer
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On-line e-care, e-billing and analytics applications that provide the customer with a single view of their products and services that are reflected in a single bill
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Business reporting applications that present the CSP with a single view of their business
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Process integration also delivers effective order automation and process
orchestration across a distributed infrastructure, which can accelerate ‘new
offer’ introduction and simplify complex multi-service propositions.
With single view capabilities it is possible to present consistent and
meaningful information across internally and externally facing applications that
deliver customer stickiness through adaptive and enhanced customer experience,
reduced cost to serve and improved time to market:
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Businesses of all sizes, from global enterprises to SMEs and sole traders, are
looking for ways to efficiently manage the growing complexity of their
communications services. They want to have timely access to a unified view of
spend across their organisation, presented in a convenient and easy to
understand manner that eliminates the need for paper bills. By allowing them to
take control of their communications services, CSPs have an opportunity to
enhance the loyalty of these valued customers, quickly roll-out rich new
services, and reduce overall operational and support costs.
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