Exceeding Competition!

Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Amazon and other giants, providing free services over the Internet, take revenue from carriers and ISPs, with the latter experiencing an unpleasant effect: their customers consuming precious bandwidth to access competitors (such as Gmail, Google Apps, Microsoft Office 365, Skype, etc.).

At the same time, IT is moving off the premise, whilst "The Cloud", in all its forms – SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, etc. – is gaining popularity and momentum every single day.

Service providers need to exploit the emerging new trends and position themselves in order to meet the international competition, create new revenue streams, increase their ARPU and reduce customer churn.

With a complete portfolio of advanced solutions, INTRACOM TELECOM helps service providers differentiate and innovate, while tackling traditional complex problems like IP management, access control, caching and filtering.

Furthermore, INTRACOM TELECOM focuses on best-of-breed open source solutions (open LDAP, free DHCP, free DNS and Linux support) to offer full design, deployment and support services for the entire solution stack, assuring best fit to service provider needs at the lowest cost.

The advanced solutions portfolio from INTRACOM TELECOM offers service providers a series of significant benefits:

• Flexibility to rapidly introduce new innovative services.
• Short investment breakeven in months, not years.
• Automated provisioning and flexible billing of new services.
• Full support for integration into existing OSS / BSS systems.
• Provision for self-service capability – end customers can use services according to their needs.
• Optimization and improvement of standard operations.

The ISP solutions available from INTRACOM TELECOM best fit the needs of:

• Greenfield service providers and ISPs who are about to build their own infrastructure.
• ISPs wishing to expand but their existing infrastructures do not allow efficient realizations.
• ISPs wishing to launch new services, such as managed services, cloud services, hosting, unified messaging, etc.
• Mobile carriers wishing to extend their offerings with fixed / managed services.
• Hosting providers wishing to automate provisioning and expand their portfolio.