Congratulations to Vodafone Carrier Services on winning the ‘Best Network Transformation Initiative’ award at Total Telecom WCA’s recently held in London!
The award summary included the following commentary:
“The scope and scale of Vodafone Carrier Services’ network transformation initiative ensured it took home the award in what was a closely-contested category.
Since its inception three years ago, Vodafone Carrier Services has consolidated 26 carrier businesses into one global entity, launched an IPX that brings together its voice, data and messaging traffic onto its global MPLS network, and rolled out a global messaging hub. It is now ranked as the world’s largest voice carrier, growing from 52.6 billion minutes in 2013 to 57.5 billion minutes in 2015. The telco is also investing in new cable systems, expanding capacity to meet the exponential growth in demand fuelled by mobile data uptake. “
Vodafone Carrier Services was also praised for the “successful integration of a complex web of international businesses into a single platform.”
Other contenders for the award included AT&T, Manx Telecom, Progresif Cellular, Tata Communications, and Telstra. For the full list of World Communication Awards winners, download the winner’s magazine here:
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Vodafone Carrier Services manages the commercial relationships with over 1,000 communications service providers globally and offers a broad portfolio of voice, network connectivity, and messaging services.
Vodafone has one of the most reliable and wide-reaching global networks that spans across and between Europe, North America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia-Pacific. It is ranked in the Top 10 Global Internet Providers and for the fourth consecutive year is the world’s largest international voice carrier.
Through a single connection to Vodafone, a service provider can support its worldwide communication needs and access the unrivalled scale and reach of Vodafone’s network, benefiting from the same quality management used to support its own global customers.
