Blueslice Networks, the leading provider of next generation HLR/HSS solutions for Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) and mobile carriers, announced that United Mobile has selected the Blueslice ngHLR 3000 and MVNO features to enhance their global roaming services.
Based in Switzerland, United Mobile currently offers global mobile services as an MVNO and is further upgrading their roaming capabilities with Blueslice's MVNO specific enhanced features.
Blueslice Networks is a private company with headquarters in Montreal, QC.
"By implementing Blueslice core network solutions, United Mobile will continue to be a unique mobile service provider in the market, offering unmatched roaming capabilities to their existing customer base and attracting new subscribers," said Stephan Ouaknine, President & CEO of Blueslice Networks. "United Mobile is leading the new breed of MVNO, building platform and benefiting from HLR ownership to drive service innovation and flexibility."
"We chose the Blueslice HLR as part of the United Mobile core network because it fulfills the requirement of the HLR while enabling us to offer unique roaming capabilities," said Sven Donhuysen, President & CEO of United Mobile. "Due to the quick setup of the Blueslice MVNO model, United Mobile's subscribers will benefit immediately from globally competitive mobile roaming services."
Blueslice Networks is the leading provider of next generation HLR/HSS solutions for Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) and mobile carriers. The Blueslice 3000 Series includes the ngHLR 3000, a scalable and feature-rich Home Location Register enabling mobility in 2G mobile networks, and the HSS 3000(TM), a dual mode HLR/HSS (Home Subscriber Server) for future proof 3G IMS networks. The 3000 Series Platform includes Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) connectivity to bridge cellular, VoIP, Wi-Fi, and IMS networks. Blueslice enhanced features include Cellular/Wi-Fi/VoIP Convergence and Advanced Low Cost Roaming solutions. Blueslice does business with the world's leading mobile operators, MVNOs, and infrastructure providers.
