The Oct. 12 edition of Billing World includes the following article highlighting that Telefónica Germany has gone live with the first phase of its implementation of Oracle Communications Order and Service Management 7.0. The article notes that the solution will unify order management across Telefónica Germany's retail and business offerings, combine order capture across multiple channels and streamline self-service capabilities for corporate, customer value management, customer services, marketing and sales processes.

The Oct. 12 edition of TMCnet features this article highlighting that Hughes Telematics, Inc. (HTI) is expanding its Oracle environment by leveraging Oracle's Unified Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Billing and Revenue Management (BRM) Solution. The article notes that HTI has realized many benefits, including greater scalability to handle increased subscriptions and decreased time needed to bring new offers to market.

Oracle is providing technology to Hughes Telematics, a provider of next-generation connected services, and Sky Brasil, digital-to-home (DTH) pay-TV operator to support their businesses. The article notes that the Oracle solutions enabled HTI to expand its business model to deliver connected services, customer support and billing directly to consumers and Sky Brasil to help provide more sophisticated and differentiated services to its rapidly growing subscriber base.

Oracle Communications billing and revenue management solution has been selected by Sky Brasil to help it provide more sophisticated and differentiated services to its rapidly growing subscriber base. The article notes that with the solution, Sky Brasil will be able to rapidly design, deliver and monetize creative service offers/bundles and deliver a wide range of services based on customer or market driven conditions.

At OpenWorld, Oracle announced deals with Sky Brasil and Hughes Telematics. The article notes that digital-to-home (DTH) subscription service Sky Brasil will implement Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management solution to improve operational efficiency, and reduce cost and deployment time and Sky-a subsidiary of DirecTV-will be able to converge all its customer offerings into one bill.

Hughes Telematics, a provider of connected services, has launched a new business model to provide connected vehicle services and has chosen a best of suite CRM and revenue management solution from Oracle to support the initiative. The article notes that Hughes Telematics has recently secured a strong position in the telematics industry with a partnership with AAA.

The Sept. 22 edition of TMCnet includes this article highlighting that Oracle has announced the availability of its Oracle Communications Digital Store. The article notes that the Digital Store is an end-to-end digital content platform that helps CSPs manage the complete content lifecycle.

The Sept. 22 edition of Pipeline covered the launch of the Oracle Communications Digital Store. The article notes that the solution is an end-to-end digital content platform designed to help CSPs enhance their digital offerings. The article features comments from Chris King, senior director, product marketing, Oracle Communications who notes that the Digital Store will help meet service providers' needs as the industry continues to innovate and evolve.

The Sept. 20 editions of Billing World and Vision2Mobile highlighted that Oracle is rolling out a new tool, Oracle Communications Digital Store, to help service providers manage the complete content lifecycle, spanning content submission, test and approval, and storefront management. The article notes that the solution is an end-to-end digital content platform designed to help CSPs enhance their digital offerings.

The September issue of Pipeline includes the following article by Rajeev Tankha, Senior Director, Solutions and Product Marketing, Oracle Communications. The article highlights how customer service is still vital to communications service providers looking to stay competitive. The article notes that customer experience management encompasses the entire order to cash process.

TMCnet highlighted that Oracle recently made its prepaid charging solution, Network Charging and Control 4.4, available. The article notes that the solution includes a set of software, hardware and support from Oracle, including carrier-grade servers, storage and IT infrastructure, mission-critical applications and service level agreement-based network grade support.

Pipeline highlighted the availability of Oracle COmmunications Network Charging and Control 4.4, which offers a number of features, including multi-network prepaid charging, voucher recharge, promotions management, Intelligent Network (IN) and Next Generation Network (NGN)-based service control, and graphical service configuration. The article features comments from Graham Carey, Product Marketing Director, Oracle, who discusses how the product benefits both service providers and consumers by helping combat bill shock. The article notes that the solution is also "social network-aware," offering innovative promotional opportunities through social networks like Facebook.

Billing World highlighted that Oracle announced the availability of its Network Charging and Control 4.4, which includes a complete stack of software, hardware and support to help communications service providers (CSPs) offer their customers more flexible charging options and create new revenue streams in the wake of explosive mobile data growth. The article notes that the solution offers a number of features - including multi-network prepaid charging, voucher recharge, promotions management, Intelligent Network (IN) and Next Generation Network (NGN)-based service control and graphical service configuration.

Connected Planet highlighted that Oracle released a new version of its prepaid charging suite designed to help mobile operators implement new service offerings, including more personalized controls and alerts. The article notes that the solution, through a social relationship-driven charging and promotions framework, allows service providers to link social media services to specific promotions.

The July 13 edition of Light Reading Mobile highlights that Turkcell Technology has implemented Oracle Complex Event Processing (CEP). The article notes that Turkcell Technology chose components of Oracle Fusion Middleware 11g, including Oracle Complex Event Processing, to create a solution that can process multiple event streams to detect patterns and trends in real time.

Turkcell Technology has implemented Oracle Complex Event Processing (CEP) to provide a solution that enables mobile network operators to identify and predict real-time business opportunities and improve customer satisfaction with new and innovative location-based services.