CSG has on Wednesday, 28 February announced that Rain now uses CSG’s monetization and activation solutions as the foundation for delivering innovative products and services to its digital-savvy consumers. CSG’s agile product and service delivery enabled the two organisations to deploy the solutions in just 90 days.
Rain is a disruptive new South African communications services provider focused on creating “change for better” with data coverage over its LTE-Advanced network. Rain will provide innovative digital services while relying on CSG’s solutions to enable fast time to market, and on its managed services to run the solutions over a three-year term. CSG’s managed services will enable Rain to focus on revolutionizing the South African marketplace, and deliver the agility Rain needs to out-maneuver traditional and non-traditional competitors as its business grows.
“Rain will connect South Africans to the unlimited possibilities of the digital world with an easy-to-use service. The ability to make quick payments on-the-go and to turn on new services instantly are features that are expected in the digital economy,” said Pieter Welgemoed, chief information officer, Rain. “CSG’s managed services and monetization solutions are an essential part of delivering our advanced, intuitive customer experience while ensuring reliability and scalability as we embark on this journey.”
CSG’s solutions will support the launch of Rain’s fixed and mobile data service in the coming months with CSG Singleview for monetization, charging and CRM, and service activation using CSG Interactivate.
“CSG’s solutions enable digital service providers like Rain to bring innovative service offerings to market in an aggressive timeframe while delivering the customer experience that consumers demand,” said Alam Gill, senior vice president, global managed services, CSG. “Rain relies on CSG as a trusted partner to provide an agile and cost-effective approach to its end-to-end BSS, and we delivered in a matter of days.”
CSG’s managed services serve some of the largest and most innovative service providers in the world, including Telstra, Telus and MTN.
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