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Press Releases
- 03-Dec-2007 : VoluBill completes acquisition of Intec DCP assets from Intec Telecom Systems
- 19-Nov-2007 : VoluBill to acquire Intec DCP assets from Intec Telecom Systems
- 23-Oct-2007 : VoluBill Signs Multi-Million Euro Deal for Countrywide Deployment of Charge It with Major Mobile Operator in India
- 02-Oct-2007 : VoluBill signs new deal with Egypt’s Largest Mobile Operator – Mobinil
- 25-Sep-2007 : VoluBill raise 10.5 Million Euros to fund aggressive growth strategy
- 28-Jun-2007 : VoluBill delivers rating and charging success for France Telecom Orange subsidiary on La Réunion
- 10-Apr-2007 : VoluBill Wins major Latin American deal with Telefónica Movistar in Venezuela
- 30-Jan-2007 : VoluBill Appoints Telecoms Industry Leader Mike Frayne to Company Board
- 11-Jan-2007 : VoluBill achieves 94% growth in FY 2006 as operators seek to understand mobile subscriber usage and charge for mobile data services in real time
- 18-Oct-2006 : VoluBill signs new deal with major mobile operator in Northern Africa
- 27-Jul-2006 : VoluBill helps Orange Cameroon stay ahead of the competition
- 19-Jun-2006 : Digicel reaches over two million customers with the launch of VoluBill’s Charge-it solutions in the Caribbean
- 19-May-2006 : VoluBill launches Track em - a Real Time, Data Intelligence solution for Next Generation and 3G services
- 15-Nov-2005 : VoluBill appoints John Aalbers to accelerate global expansion
- 27-Sep-2005 : Digicel Selects VoluBill ‘Charge it’ for Next Generation Services
- 26-Sep-2005 : VoluBill announces “Charge it” – a comprehensive mobile data charging solution
- 13-Apr-2005 : VoluBill charges ahead with awards and major customer wins
- 23-Mar-2005 : VoluBill's next generation prepaid solution enhances the mobile experience for CELCOM's Malaysian subscribers
- 15-Mar-2005 : VoluBill plugs revenue leakage from mobile peer-to-peer services
VoluBill plugs revenue leakage from mobile peer-to-peer services
Mobile operators at risk from new breed of mobile services
March 15th, 2005 - Paris France - VoluBill, a leading provider of mobile data charging technology today warns mobile network operators that their revenues are at risk from peer-to-peer (p2p) mobile services. Free Internet Protocol (IP) calls and data services have the potential to cannibalize legacy services revenues in the mobile world as the range of p2p services on offer continues to grow.
VoluBill's Dialogue Control and Charging Platform (D2CP) provides the answer. It allows operators to analyse - in real time - the traffic going through their network and perform deep packet inspection allowing them to identify, charge and control p2p services. That means that they can charge p2p traffic at a special rate so as not to cannibalise traditional voice revenues and apply digital rights management rules to p2p file transfers. It also means that they can charge and validate content in a way that prevents revenue leakage and content repudiation.
Alain Lefebvre, VP Marketing and Strategic Alliances, VoluBill said : "The telecoms world is converging quickly and the fixed/mobile distinction is becoming increasingly blurred as bandwidth increases. It is now possible to SMS for free and make free phone calls via a WiFi connection. Operators must act now and implement solutions that allow them to analyse IP traffic and potentially apply charges to it that would protect their revenues."
The D2CP is currently deployed throughout Asia, with over 30 million mobile subscribers having their data services controlled and charged by VoluBill. For example, it enables Globe Telecom (a Tier 1 Operator managing more than 10 million subscribers most of them being pre-paid subscribers) in the Philippines to charge its prepaid and postpaid customers for GPRS data services, eliminating revenue leakage and maximising revenues.
About Volubill (www.volubill.com)
VoluBill provides a comprehensive, flexible data charging solution to mobile telecoms operators, allowing them to have complete clarity and control over how their mobile data services are being charged. Only VoluBill is able to address the five categories of data services; transport, browsing, content, messaging and Voice Over IP, across 2G, 2.5G and 3G networks. By giving mobile operators the capability to control service access in real-time, VoluBill eliminates revenue leakage from both pre-paid and post paid subscribers.
Founded in 2001, VoluBill is a privately owned company headquartered in Grenoble, France with customer reference sites across the globe.
About Globe Telecom
For Further Information (Press Only) Please Contact :
VoluBill Press Centre at Weber Shandwick Technology
James Cook on +44 (0) 20 7067 0530
Email : jcook@webershandwick.com
March 15th, 2005 - Paris France - VoluBill, a leading provider of mobile data charging technology today warns mobile network operators that their revenues are at risk from peer-to-peer (p2p) mobile services. Free Internet Protocol (IP) calls and data services have the potential to cannibalize legacy services revenues in the mobile world as the range of p2p services on offer continues to grow.
VoluBill's Dialogue Control and Charging Platform (D2CP) provides the answer. It allows operators to analyse - in real time - the traffic going through their network and perform deep packet inspection allowing them to identify, charge and control p2p services. That means that they can charge p2p traffic at a special rate so as not to cannibalise traditional voice revenues and apply digital rights management rules to p2p file transfers. It also means that they can charge and validate content in a way that prevents revenue leakage and content repudiation.
Alain Lefebvre, VP Marketing and Strategic Alliances, VoluBill said : "The telecoms world is converging quickly and the fixed/mobile distinction is becoming increasingly blurred as bandwidth increases. It is now possible to SMS for free and make free phone calls via a WiFi connection. Operators must act now and implement solutions that allow them to analyse IP traffic and potentially apply charges to it that would protect their revenues."
The D2CP is currently deployed throughout Asia, with over 30 million mobile subscribers having their data services controlled and charged by VoluBill. For example, it enables Globe Telecom (a Tier 1 Operator managing more than 10 million subscribers most of them being pre-paid subscribers) in the Philippines to charge its prepaid and postpaid customers for GPRS data services, eliminating revenue leakage and maximising revenues.
About Volubill (www.volubill.com)
VoluBill provides a comprehensive, flexible data charging solution to mobile telecoms operators, allowing them to have complete clarity and control over how their mobile data services are being charged. Only VoluBill is able to address the five categories of data services; transport, browsing, content, messaging and Voice Over IP, across 2G, 2.5G and 3G networks. By giving mobile operators the capability to control service access in real-time, VoluBill eliminates revenue leakage from both pre-paid and post paid subscribers.
Founded in 2001, VoluBill is a privately owned company headquartered in Grenoble, France with customer reference sites across the globe.
About Globe Telecom
For Further Information (Press Only) Please Contact :
VoluBill Press Centre at Weber Shandwick Technology
James Cook on +44 (0) 20 7067 0530
Email : jcook@webershandwick.com
