Jamie Beach

April 10, 2012

1 Min Read
SingTel seeks to monetise next-gen infrastructure
The Qeo software framework will allow connected devices, regardless of brand or ecosystem, to “speak the same language”

Singaporean telco SingTel has selected a Telecoms Operations and Management Solution (TOMS) from US firm Netcracker to monetise its next-generation infrastructure.

Netcracker’s end-to-end fulfilment solution covers the design, planning, inventory, provisioning and activation domains in SingTel’s next-generation infrastructure and will replace a number of legacy systems.

SingTel is part of a consortium of companies called OpenNet which has deployed a nationwide fibre network in Singapore, launched in September 2010 to around 40 per cent of the country’s population.

Netcracker is headquartered in the US state of Massachusetts and is a subsidiary of Japanese IT giant NEC.

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Jamie Beach

Jamie Beach is Managing Editor of IP&TV News (www.iptv-news.com) and a regular contributor to Broadband World News. Jamie specialises in the disruptive influence of broadband on the television & media industries. You can email him at jamie.beach[at]informa.com

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