ETI Software Solutions, a global leader in communications technology and services for 25 years, announced a strategic deal with Microsoft to help telecom service providers improve subscriber experience, reduce inefficiencies and cost, and offer next gen services more reliably and affordably. Through this deal, service providers can utilize the ETI Service Management Platform (SMP) on top of Microsoft Dynamics 365, offering a comprehensive yet modular, integrated solution that empowers CEOs to CSRs to proactively address subscriber-facing issues to operate more efficiently.
Amid fierce competition, unprecedented demand and commoditization, successful service providers need to focus on process and technology simplification, while seeking insight from their systems to keep subscribers happy and find new ways to grow. ETI SMP provides business processes and tools for sales, customer service, field service, network operations, and subscriber management, including device management, lifecycle service orchestration and service rating. Modules based on TM Forum standards enable a service-oriented, highly automated and efficient approach to telecommunications business operations and application integration.
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“Microsoft Dynamics 365, TM Forum standards and ETI’s telecom expertise creates a platform that removes siloes across billing, customer service, field service, and network operations resulting in holistic insight for service providers and better subscriber experience,” said Jeff Fraleigh, President of ETI Software Solutions.
As a Microsoft ISV partner, ETI has used the Microsoft Common Data Model, Dynamics 365 business processes, and user interface to deliver an innovative telecom service management suite. “We’re pleased to see ETI’s industry expertise combined with Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Power Platform to benefit our mutual telecommunication, media and broadband service provider customers,” said Steven Guggenheimer, Corporate Vice President at Microsoft Corp.
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