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Huawei signs deal with KPN's Telfort
Huawei Technologies has announced that Telfort, part of the Netherlands' largest telecoms operator KPN, will procure Huawei's Convergent Billing Solution. Huawei CBS will help operators build an open and horizontal billing architecture with the capability to support various networks and services.
Huawei currently supplies the KPN Group with extensive transmission and all-IP based core network products. Telfort will have the opportunity to significantly shorten its service delivery cycle for 2G and 3G services with the convergent rating, charging and billing infrastructure powered by Huawei CBS.
Telfort CEO Mr. Marco Visser expressed his satisfaction with the cooperation with Huawei at the ceremony. He said, "Huawei CBS is an important building block for Telfort's future service development. This is the first time that the KPN Group has been cooperating with Huawei on services, and it marks a deepening of the relationship between us."
Dr. Haiping Che, President of Huawei Application and Software Product Line, said, "KPN is a prominent European operator that is highly innovative in adopting new services to grow its competitive edge. Our product portfolio is closely aligned with KPN/Telfort's strategy and well positioned to meet its needs. We will continue to work closely with the KPN Group to help it achieve its business goals."
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