DigitalRoute, the leading provider of mediation and online control solutions globally has entered into an agreement with Symsoft, trusted experts in SS7 and VAS services, extending its Service Control solution by integrating the Symsoft CTF, a Charging Trigger Function.
DigitalRoute is extending the Service Control solution that was launched earlier this year, enabling traditional voice and SMS services to be managed in the same lean and efficient way as data services. According to DigitalRoute, the new solution enables Communications Service Providers (CSPs) to reduce the cost of delivering services via a service delivery and execution engine designed for instances where innovative services and service bundles (of voice, data, and/or next generation services) form the core of a competitive strategy.
With the Symsoft CTF integrated, Service Control users will additionally benefit from an intelligent control point for managing usage and experience-based services. CTF is a highly scalable and robust SS7 stack.
DigitalRoute said that the extended DigitalRoute/Symsoft solution delivers increased value particularly in legacy network environments where it provides an intelligent approach to controlling services irrespective of the underlying access technology.
Service Control can now function across SS7 enabled networks, utilizing its robust online control capabilities in order to guarantee service delivery and service quality for the subscribers.
"The convergence of IP and legacy networks creates a complex environment that is packed with opportunity for the Service Provider. DigitalRoute Service Control by Symsoft facilitates interworking and this managing and exploiting service opportunities involving multiple protocols, including SIP, Diameter, SS7, and Radius. The partnership also extends DigitalRoute's well established reputation for agile partnerships that deliver consistent value to the market."
- Johan Bergh, CEO, DigitalRoute
