Netcracker Technology has extended and broadened the scope of its partnership with Virgin Media O2 in an ongoing expansive digital transformation programme across the UK.

This phase of Virgin Media O2’s digital transformation includes deployment of the flagship Netcracker Digital Platform – including end-to-end Digital BSS as well as Digital OSS functions such as Active Resource Inventory – which will be used to support the operator’s quad-play convergent services across its consumer lines of business: mobile, fixed line, broadband and cable. Virgin Media O2 will also implement a number of professional services from Netcracker, including Managed Services and Application Development.

The operator expects to achieve a number of business benefits from this modern, flexible and agile IT environment, including OpEx reduction, improved time to market for new services, consolidation onto a single product catalogue, higher efficiency in the order-to-cash process and elimination of multiple systems for customer service agents. In addition, Virgin Media O2 will be able to leverage a unified 360-degree customer view across all channels, which will increase personalised interactions and provide a more robust choice of services along with a superior experience.

“Our multi-year digital transformation programme is laying the foundation for our future success in supporting advanced services, higher levels of customer experience and more efficient operations,” said Adrian Di Meo, CIO at Virgin Media O2. “Netcracker has been part of this journey from the beginning, and we’re excited to continue down this path together.”

“Netcracker is extremely proud to work closely with Virgin Media O2 on one of the most significant digital transformations in the world,” said Sylvain Seignour, President at Netcracker. “We are delighted to have played a role in its positive business results so far and are looking forward to continuing on the next phase of this major IT programme, which will create the framework for further achievements.”

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