Inmarsat and CSG extend partnership for cloud- based monetisation of mobile broadband services

David Thornhill of Inmarsat

Inmarsat is moving its billing and revenue management operations to a consolidated, cloud-based managed services model developed by CSG, replacing existing third-party and bespoke legacy solutions. As part of a multi-year agreement, CSG reports that it is expanding its relationship with Inmarsat, a specialist in global, mobile satellite communications.

“For nearly 20 years, CSG has worked with Inmarsat to get the most out of our billing and revenue management operations, enabling the introduction of new products and services while increasing efficiencies across our business,” says David Thornhill, SVP, group IT Inmarsat.

“By moving to a cloud-based managed services model, CSG will foster a more agile, cost-effective approach to how we operate our retail and wholesale business while creating a sustainable model for future success.”

By utilising the CSG managed services solution, the British operator will benefit from increased process agility, go-to-market flexibility, and access to precision insights across all operations, while streamlining billing operations and lowering operating expenditures that were associated with prior third-party solutions.

Meeting customer demands in real-time

James Kirby

The new agreement deploys the latest versions of CSG Singleview, CSG Interconnect, and CSG Intermediate, already in use by Inmarsat, helping the organisation to maximise profitability, reduce operational costs, and meet customer demands in real-time.

Additional capabilities facilitate proactive identification and resolution of customer issues. In its entirety, the new cloud-based solution provides a future-proof architecture that takes advantage of best practices in billing and revenue management and enhances the customer experience.

“As Inmarsat looks to advance satellite, airborne, and maritime connectivity across Europe and beyond, we look forward to continuing our long-standing partnership, supporting the optimisation of their billing and revenue management operations, while helping them minimise risk and lower operating costs,” comments James Kirby, head of CSG’s EMEA business. “We are thrilled to expand our relationship with Inmarsat to help grow the business across their entire portfolio.”

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