MWC2015: Asia letter does not show muscle show internal strength, help operator Internet

2015 World Mobile Communications Congress (MWC) local time March 3 in Barcelona, Spain, a 4-day meeting of nearly 90,000 people, gathered around the world nearly 2000 companies. A variety of trends, including 5G concepts, and cool new products and new technologies that lead to new trends in communications. In a variety of wearable equipment or virtual reality hardware of the big show muscle surrounded by the company on display a new generation of cloud architecture billing, user management products--veris? Series, it can effectively help operators improve service capabilities, improve service flow, enhance operator service capabilities and business innovation capabilities, and promote the Internet of operators.

This is also the third time since Asiainfo joined the World Conference on Mobile Communications in 2013. During the four-day exhibition, there was always a crowded front booth. Not only Telenor Serbia, Bulgaria, Denmark, Telekomsel, AIS, EE and U Mobile and other company's delegation all came to the Asia letter booth to visit, many reporters and analysts also came to the booth interview to discuss, including from his research , representatives of Ovum, Analysys Mason and TM Forum.

Asia-China, Southeast Asia and the United Kingdom team to work together for the audience to bring a number of advanced technical demonstrations. Includes the latest version of Veris CRM, a key demo. This next-generation product is built on a truly full channel architecture, which means that operators can have a single customer view and support their users across all channels. "This is an excellent end-to-end use case," Telenor, who was very impressed. No other company can do that. "

The so-called full channel refers to customers in the shop, online, or through the telephone, e-mail, social media, or through the operator brand self-help applications for consultation, can provide customers with consistent and accurate service. Procurement channels also become transparent, for example, transactions can start online, and then as part of a continuous process in the store. “

Asia Letter Southeast Asia team also will Meo sponsored data demo to the World Conference on Mobile Communications. It also received a positive response from Telenor, the board member Sally Davis, who said she had "never seen such a business model." It is a carefully refined loyalty and advertising concept. "Dario Talmesio, a renowned and respected analyst from Ovum, was also impressed by the Meo presentation, especially the design of mobile applications and the social marketing features embedded in them. He says the digital currency will enable operators to access multiple business ecosystems.

The on-site CEC and C3 demonstrations caused strong repercussions and played frequently. The new rtss+ has some great features, and the audience is impressed, and they have a strong interest in the new o2p.

In the scene, Asiainfo also specially designed a booth game, to highlight the Veris CRM Next Gen function, specifically is to facilitate the operator environment to add new channels. The game invites viewers into the virtual reality environment, which is achieved by wearing a Oculus Rift spectacle, in which audiences meet two distinct robots, representing old CRM and next-generation CRM respectively.

The vivid image of the video, lively and moving Verisbot as well as the scene with Veris logo, technology and the bright colors of the future Veris bicycle become "catch eyeball" hot spot. In addition, the latest Veris CRM video <https://vimeo.com/119139160> is also played at the booth to support this game.

Three years after entering the international market, the world has reached an unprecedented level of concern for the company. MWC scene, the presentation of the letter to the audience impressed, and produced a great deal of concern, will help consolidate the letter as a real market innovation enterprise status, so that Chinese software to the world, to promote the Internet operators.

(Responsible editor: Lvguang)