African mobile market grows while operators suffer from shrinking margins
Real-time convergent billing solutions help to grow profitably
(firmenpresse) - Paderborn (Germany), 12 April 2011: Communication has been the driving force behind a lot of Africa's successes in the past, and the continued development of communication throughout the continent will be vital to the social and economic growth. In 2011 and beyond, operators will be looking to increase the number of subscribers, reduce costs, increase the ARPU and reduce churn. Those requirements are not new, they have been the goal of operators ever since mobile organizations came into being.
Data boom and higher network costs raise challenges
The challenge is to meet the requirement to monetize booming data services despite rising network costs and lower margins in the increasingly competitive market. New international operators are entering the market, bringing with them new and innovative solutions. Calls are still generating a lot of revenue for operators, but with the increased usage of smartphones and tablets, data is becoming ever more important. The data explosion is starting to have a negative impact on the networks. Operators are in the dilemma of how to provide priority services to their key users? Network management will be vital; understanding who is using the network, what they are using it for and then having the ability to enforce policies on the networks will become a necessity. The use of such technology will mean that operators can focus their network expansion on areas of greatest need.
More mobile connections vs. lower ARPU
According to leading analysts, the total number of mobile connections in Africa overtook Western Europe during the last quarter of 2010. This means Africa experienced a rise in connections by twenty percent in that period of time. At the same time, the ARPU declined by more than three percent in Africa. On average, the monthly mobile ARPU in Africa was $10 for Q4 of last year.
Africa will continue to face great challenges in the future, but will always rise to meet them by providing solutions that meet the unique requirements. Orga Systems provides real-time based convergent charging and billing solutions on which African operators can rely.
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Orga Systems – #1 choice for real-time charging and billing
As the pioneer of GSM prepaid billing, Orga Systems has gained highly qualified expertise in real-time charging and billing.
Orga Systems focuses on real-time based solutions for customer billing and administration in mobile telecommunication services. It sets important milestones for the industry regularly to further expanded its leading position.
Orga Systems’ high-performance database, InCore is currently the fastest data technology worldwide with regards to access speed.
Mobile operators need future-proof billing systems which offer clear service and cost benefits.
The fully convergent real-time billing platform OPSC Gold guarantees their profitable growth.
Please visit http://orga-systems.com for more information.
Orga Systems GmbH
Am Hoppenhof 33
33104 Paderborn
Eva Heumann
Head of Corporate Communication Global
press(at)orga-systems.com
http://orga-systems.com
Datum: 12.04.2011 - 10:47 Uhr
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