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Liberty Global Incorporates Openet's Network Selection Intelligence into Connect App

Liberty Global Incorporates Openet's Network Selection Intelligence into Connect App Image Credit: Openet

Liberty Global, the world's largest international TV and broadband provider has incorporated Openet's Network Selection Intelligence (NSI) solution into the newly-released Connect App.

Connec App offers its users seamless connectivity access both in and out of the home within the same, easy-to-use interface, including Wi-Fi on-boarding and roaming experience to 10 million Liberty Global’s hotspots in Europe.

For Liberty Global’s Connect App users, NSI will create a better quality of experience (QoE) when connected to Public Wi-Fi, “Wi-Free” and International Roaming Partner access points. The NSI solution provides easy on-boarding for mobile and broadband customers with one-time setup for hassle-free Wi-Fi. Once on-boarded, users have seamless access to better bandwidth and coverage, including indoor coverage, even in congested areas.

In addition, NSI provides Liberty Global with a range of analysis capabilities including tools to identify and to blacklist hotspots when a connection is rejected, to receive analytics, Wi-Fi usage information for all subscribers, and offload statistics for Android users. NSI allows Liberty Global’s various operators to have real-time visibility of device and user requirements. MVNOs using the Liberty Global network will also experience reduced termination costs as customers are commuted onto local Wi-Fi options.

Pieter Vervoort, VP Connectivity Products, Liberty Global
As consumers more regularly swap and flip between mobile and Wi-Fi connectivity, they expect an uninterrupted experience. By installing this analytical element, the aim is to identify areas of the network not as seamless as it should be and improve the overall customer experience, reduce costs, and make new services available.

Niall Norton, CEO, Openet 
A challenge like this needs a solution that will provide clarity across the network in real-time in order to reduce the pressure points, ease transitions from mobile to Wi-Fi connectivity and create an environment where services can be more easily deployed while improving the overall experience for its subscribers.

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