Syrian Telecom - Sofrecom signs the migration of NGN contract

Following this working meeting, Jean-François Fallacher and Nazem Bahsas, Chief Executive Officer of Syrian Telecom, signed the official notification of the contract, which aims to assist the Syrian operator in the migration of its network to NGN (...)

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Mauritania: Sofrecom leads the e-Government seminar

Placed under the high patronage of the French Minister Delegate to the Prime Minister in charge of the Modernisation of the Administration and ICTs of Mauritania, this seminar aimed to assist the Mauritanian government in its ICT growth policy strategy (...)

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Telekom Indonesia chooses Sofrecom’s BCC solution

The integration into the operator’s IS of the latest version of BCC (Billing & Customer Care), developed by Sofrecom, will enable PT Telkom to retain and expand its subscriber base by offering customers new products and services such as IPTV, ADSL and multiplay. (...)

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Sofrecom has won the IPTV maintenance and support contract for Andorra Telecom

Andorra Telecom - public operator and regulator of Andorra since 1975 – entrusted to Sofrecom maintenance and support of its IPTV service. For the Andorran operator, the presence of Sofrecom will ensure business continuity of its IPTV service, prepare the future by improving service quality (...)

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IPTV, enhance your portfolio

IPTV boosts telecom operators’ development. IPTV, a growing market > 179% of yearly subscriber base growth in 2007 > from 12,5 millions of worldwide residential access in 2007 up to 61,1 millions in 2012 >45% of broadband subscribers watch TV over IP technology in Europe (...)

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m-payment, when the cell phone becomes a wallet

Credit transfer grants an operator’s customer additional communication time thanks to the credit transferred by another customer of the same operator. (...)

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crossed viewpoints:Broadband and Multiplay: a new Era for fixed line

This new edition about broadband and multiplay solutions was co-written with HEC Paris School of Management. In almost all developed countries, the development of mobile telephony resulted in the decrease in landline subscriptions., the fixed network remains an essential resource for operators (...)

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Dialogue: indirect distribution in Subsaharian Africa

Developing a commercial activity in an African emerging country means betting on difference, braving contrasts in every way (human, geographical, cultural, political, social, commercial…). (...) read more