Pakistans WorldCall Telecom and Cameroons Douala1 select Intec DCP

Cameroons Douala1, the country’s leading Network Solution Provider (NSP), and WorldCall Telecom Ltd, a telecoms operator in Pakistan, have purchased the Intec Dynamic Charging Platform (DCP) to assist in their IP billing initiatives. The combined value of the contracts is estimated at nearly $1 million US. Intec DCP is a key requirement in the age of advanced IP services, providing a real-time pre/post-paid charging interface between the network and the back office, enabling operators to charge customers for any type of IP based service. Intec DCP ensures that services can be set up between partners, brought into service, recognised on the network, and accurately and securely billed. The solution can also accurately authenticate consumer details in real-time for payment, and determine how content or transactions can be priced, delivered and charged using different business models. Douala1.com will initially roll out its technology in the Cameroonian cities of Douala and Yaoundé this year, with later plans to extend its operations to other countries throughout Africa. Intec will provide maintenance and technical expertise to ensure the successful delivery of its solution, while the network integration of Intec DCP will be managed by AXCERA, a premier provider of equipment and systems for television broadcast and broadband wireless/MMDS industries. WorldCall Telecom In Pakistan Intec DCP has been selected by leading local telecoms operator WorldCall Telecom Ltd to support VoIP billing for its long distance international business. This is Intec’s first deal in the country, which currently has one of the fastest growing mobile markets in Asia. With IntecDCP, WorldCall will gain the capability to quickly define and efficiently manage users via IP addresses, user names, addresses, and departments or payment method. Intec DCP will also enable WorldCall to manage customers by service type. By combining user and service profiles, WorldCall Network administrators will be able to create and deploy common user groups with which they can associate rating schemes. These user/service profiles can also be used to authenticate and manage access to the WorldCall Network and its services, as well as to automate mediation, billing, and collection.