Etisalat Misr selects Ericsson to upgrade its business support systems in Egypt

Etisalat Misr has chosen Ericsson to modernise its business support systems (BSS) in Egypt. The transformation will upgrade Etisalat Misr’s BSS platform to support data and voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) traffic growth, 5G readiness and internet of things (IoT).

The agreement will equip Etisalat Misr with a range of upgraded capabilities across all its business operations in the customer, product, and service management domains and for customers, enterprises, partners, network technologies and events. Ericsson BSS will enable it to further spur innovation and enhance customer satisfaction with more flexibility.

The agreement will also secure capacity expansion for VoLTE using Ericsson cloud VoLTE technology.

The partnership will benefit Etisalat Misr with a low-risk and effective route to address business opportunities in both traditional telecom services, digital services, cloud transformation and IoT. Becoming an integral part of a great customer experience and enabling emerging digital ecosystems, Ericsson BSS products and partner ecosystem are backed by analytics-driven, real-time service and experience control.

Hazem Metwally, chief executive officer at Etisalat Misr says: “It is a pleasure to have Ericsson as our partner that understands our vision and ambitions to evolve and transform our business. Enhancing our business operations in Egypt is essential to improving customers’ services and satisfaction. We are looking forward to the outcomes of this partnership that will be brought, especially with evolving our BSS, Digital transformation, latest network technology readiness, Fintech and IoT.”

Ekow Nelson, vice president at Ericsson Middle East and Africa, says: “The acceleration of digitalisation everywhere in the world is transforming lives and opening doors to a whole host of opportunities. Today’s partnership with Etisalat Misr underscores our joint role in this transformation.”

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