Launches latest version of its fraud management system
Bangalore, India – Subex Ltd, a global provider of operations and business support systems (OSS/BSS) for communication service providers (CSPs), today launched Nikira™ V7.2, the fraud management component of Subex's Revenue Operations Centre. This latest fraud management system is designed to help operators reduce TCO (total cost of ownership) by up to 40%. It does this by reducing investments in the hardware required for fraud management, as well as improving the robustness and reliability of Rule Management with the introduction of the Rule Test Facility (RTF).
The new version of the fraud management solution will reportedly help service providers reduce TCO anywhere between 25 and 40%, depending on the processing load of the provider. The architectural changes in the solution eliminate the need for certain hardware components, while improving the processing capability of the solution.
As a result, with this new version, service providers can now reduce investments in CPU, memory and storage throughput. With the introduction of the RTF, the system now provides a ring-fenced rule testing environment which supports extensive rule testing, segregation of duties and productivity improvements. The anti-flooding capability of the RTF improves the robustness and reliability of the solution. Nikira version 7.2 also provides enhanced customer experience with an improved GUI (graphical user interface).
Anuradha, Senior Vice President – Engineering, Subex Ltd said, “With demands for NGN services increasing every day, service providers are constantly grappling with the cost aspect of making these services available to subscribers. We at Subex are constantly challenging ourselves to introduce newer features and innovations in our solutions, to help our customers better their efficiency and operations. This latest version of Nikira will significantly reduce service providers’ costs in investing in fraud management, a crucial requirement for operators today, thereby affecting an increase in their bottom line.”
