Volaris group acquires Active Broadband Network’s OSS business

Volaris Group has announced that it has acquired Boston-based Active Broadband Networks (“ABN”) Operations Support Systems (OSS) solutions business. The acquisition is Volaris’ third acquisition in the Communications vertical market.

With their deep understanding of internet broadband operator needs, ABN develops OSS solutions that help Communication Service Providers (CSPs) analyse subscriber-based broadband habits and dynamically bill them based on their usage. ABN has customers in North America, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Europe.

The acquired ABN business line becomes a business unit of Incognito Software Systems, headquartered in Vancouver, Canada.

“We are eager to grow our solution suite and customer base through acquisition” said Stephane Bourque, CEO of Incognito. “ABN’s products provide us with the opportunity to offer innovative new solutions to help our customers analyse and monetise the very high demand for data services from their broadband subscribers.”

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