MobileCoreX Ltd (MCX) has announced a strategic partnership with Finland-based Tecnotree to deploy a cutting-edge multi-tenant Mobile Virtual Network Enabler (MVNE) Business Support System (BSS) platform, aimed at revolutionizing the telecommunications landscape in Nigeria. This collaboration is set to expedite the growth of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) by enhancing operational efficiency and enabling a seamless onboarding experience.
The Tecnotree platform is designed for multi-tenancy, allowing new telecom operators to swiftly transition from aspiring businesses to competitive market players. “The comprehensive MVNE platform from Tecnotree simplifies the journey for MVNOs by providing seamless support for onboarding and scaling their operations,” stated Habib Ahmed, CEO of MobileCoreX. “With access to a wide range of digital services, including customer lifecycle management, billing, and real-time analytics, MVNOs will benefit from a fully cloud-native and scalable architecture.”
Padma Ravichander, CEO of Tecnotree Corporation, emphasized the significance of this partnership, saying, “This collaboration marks a significant step in our commitment to supporting digital transformation in emerging markets. Our multi-tenant platform will enable faster go-to-market strategies for MVNOs, create new revenue opportunities, and ultimately expand Nigeria’s digital economy.”
Tecnotree is recognized for its 5G-ready digital BSS solutions, boasting AI/ML capabilities and extensive support for multi-cloud environments. The company leads in the TM Forum Open API Conformance with 59 certified Open APIs, showcasing its dedication to delivering exceptional services to Communication Service Providers (CSPs) and Digital Service Providers (DSPs).
As Nigeria continues to embrace digitalization, this partnership between MobileCoreX and Tecnotree is poised to empower the telecom sector, creating a robust digital ecosystem that fosters innovation across various industries including gaming, health, and education. The collaboration signifies a forward-thinking approach to telecom solutions, positioning both companies as key players in the region’s digital transformation journey.
In conclusion, the alliance is not just about technology; it represents a shared vision to enhance Nigeria’s digital economy and provide greater access to advanced telecom services for consumers. As the rollout progresses, stakeholders are keenly watching how this initiative will shape the future of telecommunications in Nigeria.
