“Revenue and net income growth are dependent upon the efficiency of our operations,” said Bernard Mbangangoye, Directeur International et Interconnexion, Gabon Telecom. “With the CSG solution we are able to control our wholesale process from end-to-end, correctly capturing data records, accurately invoicing our partners, and shortening the time to settlement. Thanks to CSG, we are able to monitor the operations through KPI dashboards updated daily and proactively address any anomalies.”

Gabon Telecom, operating as Libertis, was the first operator in Central Africa to launch LTE, and made the strategic decision to not just modernize its network but also the systems responsible for monetizing its network traffic. CSG offered a proven best-in-class solution – not just in Gabon, but globally – coupled with local support.

“CSG builds strong relationships with our clients who recognize the value our solutions add to their operations as well as the domain expertise we bring to every engagement,” said George Fraser, vice president of CSG’s Europe, Middle East and Africa regional operations. “Our increasing footprint in dynamic markets such as Africa is a testament to our knowledge and the functional depth of our offerings.”

Gabon Telecom is owned by Morocco’s Maroc Telecom, a long-term CSG client. CSG supports the wholesale operations and business strategies of Maroc Telecom throughout Africa, and Gabon Telecom is the 10th operating company in the Maroc Telecom Group to standardize on CSG solutions.

Khephren FANGA