21 May 2012
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CBOSS in Afghanistan

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A new CDMA network operator WaselTelecom is starting to provide mobile, fixed-wireless and data services in the North of Afghanistan. The Afghan telecommunications market is highly competitive and includes four GSM players and one national fixed and CDMA network operator AfghanTelecom.

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WaselTelecom CEO Mohammad Gul Kholmi

WaselTelecom's operation is driven by the comprehensive convergent IT solution from CBOSS, based on the postpaid billing and customer care system CBOSSbcc and prepaid billing system CBOSSprepaid, which allows the telecom to offer its customers a much wider choice of tariffs to successfully differentiate itself from the competition.

Acting as a single supplier of the entire IT infrastructure for WaselTelecom, the CBOSS transnational corporation performed the preliminary testing of its products for compatibility with the switching hardware from Samsung used by Wasel. The flexibility of the CBOSS industrial solution and its open architecture allowed the successful completion of the testing within tight timeframes.

Using the CBOSS solution to provide up-to-date services, WaselTelecom is aiming to capture a considerable share of the Afghan telecommunications market. Internet access is going to be one of the key competitive advantages. In record time, Wasel is planning to become a leader of the mobile Internet segment, offering customers EVDO-based high-speed data services enabled and accounted by the CBOSSip Internet Platform.

WaselTelecom is to become the first Afghan telecom operator to actively promote the Internet self-care services. For this purpose, the solution from CBOSS includes the Internet customer service CBOSSics and web customer care interface CBOSSwcc.

CBOSSsms Short Message Service Center in WaselTelecom is equipped with gateways for SMS conversion to ICQ, email and voice. To offer even greater customer convenience, the functionality of SMS interconnectivity between different network technologies is also available in WaselTelecom.

The notification service CBOSSmissedCall, included in the comprehensive solution supplied, will allow the carrier to boost its traffic by 3-5%. CBOSSsplitCharging is also important for a developing economy, allowing subscribers to make collect calls or split charges in equal proportions between the called and calling parties. Similarly to CBOSSmissedCall, the solution also increases paid traffic.

WaselTelecom CEO Mohammad Gul Kholmi says, "The modern market is particularly challenging for mobile operators. The convergent solution from CBOSS enables us to deliver exceptional quality of service and guarantees continuous availability of all network elements. It should also be noted that the CBOSS solution is the one that would allow us to offer several completely new services to our subscribers".

WaselTelecom is an Afghan start-up carrier licensed to provide CDMA 2000 1x communications services in 22 northern districts of Afghanistan in the first phase. The company is headquartered in Mazari Sharif, Balkh province.

CBOSS - is a transnational corporation and a world leader in the development of innovative convergent IT solutions for end-to-end automation of telecommunications enterprises, delivering a competitive edge to telecoms on all inhabited continents.

CBOSS Corporation offers the full range of equipment, system and application software and professional services, including consulting, turnkey implementation, technical support, staff training and IT outsourcing, providing telcos with guaranteed operations quality while minimizing operational and capital expenditures.

CBOSS can supply operators, service providers and MVNOs with all components of IT infrastructure and/or services, as well as with full-scale outsourcing options, providing a reliable single point of responsibility.

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