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Mach Offers 'Real-Time' Revenue Leakage Detection For Network Operators
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Roaming services provider, Mach says that telecom operators are increasingly looking for revenue assurance solutions that offer real-time leakage detection to correct errors and reduce losses. The company says that the move to all-IP networks has led to real-time billing and rating driving a need for online revenue assurance solutions that also offer real-time protection, reduce exposure for operators and enhance customer experience.
Analysis Mason estimates typical total operator revenue leakage of between 5% to 15% of total network operator revenue. While according to KPMG , 94% of global telecoms operators believe that leakage will increase in the coming years, with 49% describing that increase as 'significant'.
Rasmus Holst, Senior Vice President, Market Offerings, Mach, commented: "If Big Data queries can only be performed on static data, then this misses much of the potential associated with Big Data analysis,"
"Increasingly operators need to be able to combine data with real-time analytics, requiring formidable data analysis techniques and the tools to consolidate and manage their data more effectively. Detecting revenue leakage becomes a challenge for traditional revenue assurance models, as the solution needs to be able to detect and react at the same time. Not only are operators now turning to revenue assurance solutions with a large data-handling capability, they also require the architecture to be able to analyse it straight away."
Mach's CashBack Revenue Assurance solution uses in-memory computing technology for 'Big Data' analysis, providing insights and predictive analysis. By accessing data in Random Access Memory (RAM) rather than on traditional disk, user requests are able to interact with data which is already loaded into system memory, streamlining the process and providing a quicker, more efficient experience.
Part of its M Protect portfolio, Mach's CashBack solution manages data input through normalization, validation, reconciliation and reporting for end-to-end revenue assurance.
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