Market Snapshot:
The process of telecom billing and revenue management involves communication services as well as debt collection management. The key measures supplying data use statistics, handling client payments and invoices, and calculating billing and charge information. Billing and revenue assurance solutions enable efficient revenue sharing among partners, resulting in better business partnerships, the lower total cost of ownership, and faster time-to-market, all of which contribute to more revenue.
Market Drivers
- The demand of Organized Business Solution and Service to Detect Fraud and Revenue
- Leakage to Deliver High-Quality Services
- Growing Telecom Sector and Implementation of Advance Service to Gain Customer
Market Trend
- Increasing Expenditure Trends and Requirements for BSS/OSS Solutions
Restraints
- High Integration Costs for Diverse Systems and Bound to Function Inside their Framework
The Telecom Billing and Revenue market framework should serve as a basic structure to support the strategic decision-making process for Players. For instance, the question of whether a Players wants to expand in other areas of the market value chain would fundamentally determines its strategy.
What is the current setup of the Telecom Billing and Revenue Industry, and what is its growth trajectory through 2026?
Trends that might impact the resulting strategic moves of the Players
How can Players take advantage of the changing market dynamics and capture new opportunities lying in Telecom Billing and Revenue market?
The key Players profiled in the report are Accenture plc (Ireland), Amdocs (United States), Netcracker (Japan), Oracle (United States), CSG International (United States), Ericsson (Sweden), Huawei (China), Cerillion (United States), Mahindra Comviva (India), Comarch S.A. (Poland), Nokia (Finland), SAP (Germany), Intracom Telecom (Greece), HPE (United States), Openet (Ireland), TEOCO (United States), Enghouse Networks (Canada) and Nexign (Russia). Additionally, other players that are part of this comprehensive study are FTS (Israel), Bearing Point (Netherlands), Subex (India), Sterlite Technologies (India), Tecnotree (Finland) and Zuora (United States).