Subex Secures 5-Year Contract Worth $1.93 Million to Modernize North African Telecom Operator's RAFM Operations
Subex Limited secured a 5-year contract with a North African telecom operator to modernize its RAFM operations. The deal is valued at approximately USD 1.93 Million. The engagement involves deploying Subex's HyperSense platform to enhance fraud detection and revenue protection.
The contract value of USD 1.93 Million over 5 years, while significant, is not a massive financial impact for a company of Subex's scale, but it represents a strategic win and expansion in a key market.
The announcement details a new contract win for Subex, which is a positive development for the company's business growth and market presence.
Subex Limited announced its engagement with a leading telecom operator in North Africa to modernize its Revenue Assurance and Fraud Management (RAFM) operations. The contract, spanning a period of 5 years, involves the upgrade from ROC to Subex's HyperSense platform, an AI-first business assurance and fraud management solution.
The deployment of the HyperSense platform is designed to enhance the client's operational agility, strengthen fraud detection capabilities, and improve revenue protection. The services include advanced AI/ML-driven fraud management, intelligent workflow automation, and enhanced analytics and visualization.
This international contract, valued at approximately USD 1.93 Million, signifies an expansion of Subex's long-standing relationship with the North African operator. Nisha Dutt, MD & CEO of Subex, commented that the deployment of HyperSense RAFM is crucial for delivering greater agility, automation, and AI-led operational intelligence to address evolving business and fraud risks in real-time.
Subex, a global leader in AI-powered telecom solutions, aims to enable telecom operators worldwide with intelligent, secured, seamless, and fraud-free digital ecosystems. The company brings over 30 years of expertise in helping Communications Service Providers (CSPs) maximize revenue and profitability.
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