- Tucows Inc.’s (TC) subsidiary, Wavelo, is partnering with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to provide an alternative to operations and business support systems
- Wavelo offers a suite of flexible cloud-based software
- It will make its inaugural conference debut later this month in the AWS Village at Mobile World Conference
- Wavelo’s platforms are already currently being used by DISH and Ting Fiber
- Tucows Inc.’s (TC) is down 2.04 per cent trading at $85.95 per share as of 10:50 a.m.
Tucows (TC) subsidiary, Wavelo, is working with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
Wavelo will work with AWS to offer communication services providers (CSPs) an alternative to operations and business support systems.
Wavelo offers flexible cloud-based software to simplify the management of mobile and internet network access, provisioning, billing and subscription, and developer tools. The flagship suite of products features cloud-native architecture which enables faster time to market and increased flexibility to drive growth.
It will make its inaugural conference debut later this month in the AWS Village at Mobile World Conference.
Neil Shah, Chief Product Officer at Wavelo commented,
“The communications industry is at a pivotal point. Network and device… Our products provide a modern alternative to OSS/BSS, empowering our CSP partners with unheard of speed to market utilizing the power of AWS.”
Wavelo has proven to be an asset for CSPs, with DISH using Wavelo’s Mobile Network Operating System (MONOS) platform since early 2021. Ting Fiber has also integrated Wavelo’s Internet Service Operating System (ISOS) platform for faster subscriber growth and footprint expansion.
Wavelo’s subscriber management software uses Amazon Elastic Cloud Compute, Amazon Aurora, Amazon Route 53, and Amazon Simple Storage Service. There are plans to introduce Wavelo’s ISOS and MONOS platforms within the AWS Partner Network (APN) to deliver an event-driven architecture.
Wavelo’s architecture provides a modern solution to OSS/BSS operations and its flexibility has potential value for operators globally.
Tucows Inc. (TC) is down 2.04 per cent trading at $85.95 per share as of 10:50 a.m.
