Optiva Introduces 5G Telecom Initiative On Google Cloud

Optiva, a leading manufacturer of mission-critical, virtualized, and monetizing management software, has introduced the first ever 5G telecom pricing solution. This solution is available on Google Cloud Market.

Optiva Launches 5G Charging Engine 

Optiva’s Charging Engine is already integrated with Google Cloud. This allows CSPs (communication service providers) to acquire the software quickly and link it to the rest of their infrastructure within 90 days.

Additionally, CSPs can install the software from anywhere in the world without geo-redundancy and unavailability. The partnership with Optiva’s entire SaaS public cloud convergent charging system will also allow CSPs to expedite the introduction of new MVNO (mobile virtual network operator) operations. 

CSPs will have the ability to swiftly add 5G and 4G cellular technology to their portfolios. Consequently, this will allow them to entice and retain consumers more effectively. 

Meanwhile, a prominent Canadian telecom and media business is among the first CSPs to capitalize on the new product. The cooperation between Google Cloud and Optiva helps CSPs to get 5G billing and invoicing services on request from the Google Cloud Market. 

They can simplify buy and deploy, accelerate digitalization, and advance their path to the cloud and edge. This is because Optiva first intra integrated its product with Google Cloud as a comprehensive SaaS public cloud service.

Why Optiva Launched Its Charging Engine On Google Cloud 

Furthermore, Optiva’s solution on Google Cloud enables operators to discover new services in a fast/fail mode. As a result, they will have time to focus on product variety, 5G use cases, and improve user experience.

What powers Optiva’s Charging Engine is the robustness and efficiency of Google Cloud automated tools and SRE (site reliability engineering) practices. 

The low delay network and network infrastructure economics of Google Cloud enable operators to purchase and effectively commercialize 5G, including consumer, corporate, and private 5G. In addition, operators gain from TM Forum Open APIs and open platform architecture. 

This enables self-service usage and real-time insights using cloud-based, real-time, AI-powered data. Dai Vu, MD of Marketplace and SV GTM Programs at Google Cloud, said that cloud-native solutions are crucial to the business model innovation and development goals of communication providers. 

He added that the company is happy to partner with Optiva to make its product available on the platform. Dai Vu said that this would assist telecommunications operators in connecting and implementing new technologies.

Besides, these technologies are required to create new ideas and improve the consumer experience. Also, John Giere, Optiva’s chief executive, said the company would continue to pursue cutting-edge technology.