2008-12-10 - Accuris Networks Signs Agreement with QuickTel to Deliver Roaming Solutions to Telcos in African market- Targeting African market estimated to grow by 86% over next four years

December 10th 2008: Accuris Networks, a global leader in mobile roaming solutions, has signed an agreement with Cairo headquartered telecommunications company, QuickTel, to target the rapidly growing African mobile market. Under the agreement QuickTel will distribute Accuris Networks’ roaming products to mobile operators through its subsidiaries in Kenya, DRC, Zambia and Nigeria.

Accuris Networks’ products are aimed at mobile operators who want to boost inbound and outbound roaming revenues and retain customer loyalty.

The products involved include “AccuROAM” IIF, which enables African based CDMA mobile service providers to extend the international reach of their subscribers onto GSM networks. “AccuROAM” G2G enables new or existing GSM/UMTS mobile service providers to access an immediate global roaming capability without having to arrange dozens of multi lateral agreements. “AccuPROFILE” OTA enables automatic detection and configuration of customer devices.

“As it is a pioneer in the global roaming market we are delighted to bring Accuris Networks to the African region,” commented AN Other title, QuickTel. “Accuris Networks built the world’s first inter-technology roaming platform in 1996. It continues to be a pioneer in the provision of standards based inter-working platforms to enable roaming between 2nd and 3rd generation CDMA, TDMA and GSM based systems, as well as next generation IMS, WiFi and WiMAX networks.”

“Together with QuickTel we are targeting new business opportunities in both CDMA and GSM - a market that is set to grow in Africa by almost 90% from 290m subscribers to 540m over the next four years,” commented AN Other, Title, Accuris Networks. “QuickTel, which is also known as the Egyptian Telephone Company, has a great track record in delivering telecommunications across the African region.”


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2008-10-20 - Accuris Networks Appoints VP of Sales & Development to target US cellular market

Denver, CO, October 21, 2008: Accuris Networks, a global leader in roaming connectivity, has appointed David Reeder as VP Sales & Business Development for the Americas. Aidan Dillon, CEO of Accuris Networks, which manages its North American operations out of Denver, said that the appointment reflected a growing customer base and order book in the region.

Accuris Networks' flagship product is AccuROAM, which enables roaming across diverse network types. The latest version enables cellular operators to offer roaming and service access over Wi-Fi and IP based networks, which maximizes revenues and provides a seamless roaming service for its customers globally.

"The opportunity to join Accuris Networks was irresistible as their technology allows North and South American cellular operators to provide new IP based services, maintain margins, reduce costs and provide enhanced global communications to subscribers," commented David Reeder.

David Reeder has over 17 years experience in wireless communications. Prior to joining Accuris Networks, he was Senior VP for a wireless telematics service provider and was VP Sales North America for Airspan Networks, a leading WiMAX equipment provider. David has also held management positions at USWEST Wireless and Superconducting Core Technologies, Inc. He holds a B.A. in Economics and a M.S. in Telecom Engineering from the University of Colorado, Boulder.


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2008-10-09 - Accuris Networks opens a new office in Malaysia

Accuris Networks are proud to announce the opening of a new office in Malaysia. The office is located in Kuala Lumpur and will service our clients in the Asia/Pacific region. Headed up by John White, the team includes 20 highly skilled technical and operational personnel.

The opening ceremony took place on October 8th and was presided over by H.E. Eugene Hutchinson, Ambassador of Ireland to Malaysia, together with Accuris CEO, Mr. Aidan Dillon.

Contact details are available from the Contact us page.

Read The Irish Times article here.


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