Astellia Signed Up by Leading Indonesian Mobile Operator

Thursday, June 03, 2010 by Astellia

Astellia, leading provider of monitoring solutions for the optimisation of mobile network QoS and performance today announces that it has been selected as part of a consortium by a major Indonesian mobile telecom operator to optimize its 3G network and data services in Jakarta and Bandung.

In a market that is experiencing phenomenal growth, the operator was the first one to launch 3G services in the region. In order to support its tremendous 3G growth and stay ahead of the competition, the consortium will help the operator to overcome the challenge of optimising performance across a multi-technology and multi-vendor network. Astellia will aim to improve data service user experience particularly for Internet and video-streaming.

The consortium consisting of Astellia, Cybercom and Excel Consulting was chosen for the individual strengths of each member, combining to result in a highly effective team. Astellia provides its probe-based monitoring solution for 3G data services analysis as well as its telecom expertise. This, combined with the operational experience of Cybercom, along with the technical skills of Excel Consulting will ensure improvement of service quality particularly in the strategic geographic areas.

This consortium was selected over other players on the market having proven to the operator through a trial audit that they could not only provide the most effective solutions for their network optimisation needs, but also to assist them in their strategy to improve performance and quality and reduce cost.

"We are delighted to be selected along with the other consortium members to work with the operator on this challenging network optimisation project in such a fast paced environment," says Bertrand Favier, Asia sales director at Astellia. "We will use our strong experience and expertise in 3G network and data service optimisation to ensure that the network operates efficiently and delivers high quality services in an increasingly competitive market."