Aptilo To Add Lte Policy And Charging Control To Portfolio Of Solutions

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MEDIA RELEASE PR41696


Aptilo to Add LTE Policy and Charging Control to Portfolio of Solutions


4G WORLD CHICAGO, Oct. 19, / PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --


    - Single Platform for WiMAX, Wi-Fi and Now LTE; Pre-Integrated Approach

4G World


    Aptilo Networks, the global leader in pre-integrated solutions for

control of billing, user services and access in wireless networks including

WiMAX and Wi-Fi, announced today that the company is adding LTE to its

portfolio of service management and policy control solutions for operators.


    Aptilo's new 4G service management platform with LTE support has a

purpose-built PCRF (policy charging and rules function) that, unlike

traditional solutions, is pre-integrated with optional Aptilo modules for the

necessary subsystems that are usually purchased separately such as prepaid

systems, subscriber database, WEB portals, statistics and reporting, voucher

management and more.


    The system boasts a flexible OSS/BSS integration capability

with an intelligent database interface, native billing interfaces and APIs

enabling next-generation services. With these subsystems already built-in,

Aptilo's LTE solution reduces time-to-market and cost of integration

considerably.


    Aptilo's pre-integrated approach with tight integration

between the policy (PCRF) and charging functions allow operators to change

QoS in real time, and charge online on a per application basis to offer

flexible service plans and increase the revenue potential with their 4G data

services.


    Flexible and Simplified WiMAX-to-LTE Migration Path


    Aptilo's multi-access architecture provides a single, scalable platform

to support WiMAX, Wi-Fi and now LTE installations. This means operators using

Aptilo's WiMAX solution can easily roll out LTE at a later date, preserving

investments and positioning them for future growth.


    Aptilo's multi-access architecture also enables seamless service mobility

for users going between Wi-Fi, WiMAX and LTE networks.


    "As the LTE market grows to include more than just the largest mobile

operators, Aptilo is well poised to expand our reach into the ever-changing

mobile broadband access market," said Aptilo CEO Torbjorn Ward. "Aptilo's

holistic approach to service management with tight integration between policy

and charging functions has been very successful with our WiMAX customers -

from greenfield deployments using our pre-integrated solution to large

operators that require solutions that will seamlessly integrate with existing

systems. We now see the same type of requirements also for LTE, and are very

pleased to be able to offer this innovative and flexible solution regardless

of access technology."


    Aptilo's LTE solution will be available in early 2011.


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    For more information please visit Aptilo Networks at 4G World

in booth #234.


    About Aptilo Networks


    Aptilo Networks is the global leader in pre-integrated management

solutions for control of billing, user services and access in Wi-Fi,

WiMAX(TM) and LTE networks. Aptilo has become the provider of choice for

service providers, enterprises and municipalities in need of a rapidly

deployable, scalable service management and policy control solution for

wireless networks. From smaller installations to large carrier networks,

Aptilo's solutions have been deployed in more than 45 countries. For more




    SOURCE: Aptilo Networks AB



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