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PCC Deployments [319]: Vodafone [Australia] to Deploy (Virtualized) Ericsson
Ericsson announced that "Vodafone Hutchison Australia (VHA) has chosen Ericsson as a sole supplier to replace and upgrade the complete core network for their national network. With the latest core technology, including Ericsson's solutions for Evolved Packet Core and IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS), policy control and circuit-switched core, VHA will further enhance network robustness, performance
Allot's 5th Tera Deal - $5M Order (VF UK?)
Allot Communications announced that it "received a $5M order from a Tier-1 mobile operator for the Allot Service Gateway Tera. The Tier-1 operator requires the platform’s service enablement capabilities to introduce a large-scale subscriber offering later in the year.
This is the 5th order for the Allot Service Gateway Tera from Tier-1 customers since the beginning of the year" [see "Allot
Vodafone: Our RED Service Plan Defends Revenues from OTT
Posted by Unknown in OTT, Shared data plans, Vodafone on Wednesday, May 21, 2014
In its annual report (for March 31st, 2014) Vodafone explains that for its consumer business - "Our Vodafone Red plans are now available in 20 markets and we had 12 million customers at the year end. These bundled plans provide our customers with unlimited voice and SMS, and generous data allowances.
We continue to enhance the Red proposition through the introduction of additional features,
Vodafone LTE Status: Traffic, Video, Carrier Aggregation, VoLTE, Video Broadcast
Some statements and slides from a recent Vodafone webinar on LTE (here):
Carrier aggregation: Initial deployments in Germany, Spain, Italy and Portugal to date; Speeds up to 300Mbps achieved
VoLTE: We will begin enabling VoLTE in Europe from H1 2014 and deployed in many markets in next 12 months
eMBMS - enabling the broadcast of video and content over 4G - 1st live eMBMS
Vodafone: LTE (2M Subscribers) and Unlimited Plans Improve ARPU
Vodafone's Dec 2013 results (here and here) provide some information on data services, including the roll-out of LTE ("4G") and RED, Vodafone's unlimited plans.
"We have continued to make progress with our Vodafone 2015 strategy. 9.8 million customers are now on Vodafone Red plans, and we remain on track to meet our upgraded target of 11-12 million customers by March 2014 .. Our 4G services are
Amdocs: Telus [Canada]; TIM, Nextel [Brazil]; Vodafone, Telefonica [Germany] Selected Actix/Celcite
Amdocs announced "a number of customer wins [and expansions] for mobile network optimization capabilities resulting from its recent acquisitions of Actix [see "Amdocs Acquires Actix ($120M) to Provide Geo-located Network Information" - here] and Celcite [see "Amdocs Acquires Celcite for $129M" - here]:
[see also "Amdocs Explains Celcite/Actix Business" - here]
TIM Brasil [here] to
Vodafone Shows Shared Data Plans Benefits (to Vodafone)
Posted by Unknown in Shared data plans, Vodafone on Friday, November 15, 2013
Paolo Bertoluzzo [pictured], Vodafone's Group Chief Commercial and Operations Officer, highlighted "Vodafone differentiation" during Vodafone's 2013 H1 presentation (here).
The first differentiation factor seems to be Vodafone's RED - its "worry free" mobile plan [see "Vodafone to Offer Multi-Device and Family Plans (End of 2013)" -here] that includes shared family and device billing. The