MDS Global, a leading BSS-as-a-Service provider announced next generation service provider Parlem as a new customer.
Parlem has chosen MDS Global’s VNOnDemand Analytics as a packaged service, in order to help answer critical business questions and deliver valuable benefits.
Parlem, an MVNO based in Barcelona, Catalonia, offers communication services including mobile, fixed, cloud applications and ADSL/FTTH services to enterprises. Services can be managed via apps as part of a user-friendly service providing control over elements such as virtual lines, visual voicemail and VoIP. The digital nature of the offer provides an opportunity for consumer behaviour to be analysed to ensure that Parlem continues to closely understand their subscribers needs.
MDS Global’s VNOnDemand Analytics solution further facilitates Parlem’s customer-centricity. Providing insight on service usage, profitability, sales, customer segmentation and business assurance, the cloud service offers the following benefits:
· Prioritisation and optimisation of services based on popularity/revenue.
· Visibility of targets and costs during the planning process.
· Optimisation of sales channels.
· An understanding of where to target retention programs.
· Visibility of business process performance.
All of these benefits will ultimately lead to improved customer service, greater customer retention, and an improved product offering, tailored to their market.
Ernest Perez-Mas, founder and CEO, Parlem
Ensuring that we offer a personalised service to our customers is an essential part of our appeal in the market. Every customer is unique and MDS Global’s analytics solution will provide us with greater visibility of what we’re doing right, and wrong, in order to sustain an existing subscriber base and to expand it.
Gary Bunney, MDS Global
Parlem can continue to excel in resource and service management, based on solid business intelligence fed to them by our analytics solution. It will help the company achieve greater control and profitability in its business.
