Telesens, an independent vendor of software products and services to the Telecommunications market, headquartered in London, with a development centre in Ukraine, extends its presence in the global market with the establishment of a representative office in Hanoi (Vietnam) in the first quarter of 2012.

The main aim of establishing the office is to promote Telesens solutions for inter-operator settlement and business support (“Telesens Interconnect Business Suite” (TIBS)) in the Asia-Pacific market. The chief tasks of Telesens’ new Vietnamese division are collaboration with local partners, cooperation with Communications Service Providers in the Indo-China region and management of in-territory IT-projects.

“Entry in the Southeast Asia market is the next step towards achievement of our strategic goals. It is a market that shows great potential: telecommunications in the region is constantly developing and the demand for BSS is consistently increasing. This we consider as a great development opportunity”, – stated Eduard Rubin, CEO of Telesens International.

Reference information:
Telesens has been providing software products and IT services primarily to the Telecommunications market for over 10 years. The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in London with a development centre in Ukraine.

Our aim is to support our customers in achieving their goals, whatever the challenges may be. Telesens Product Line (Telesens PL) is a Strategic Business Unit acting as an Independent Software Vendor to a wide range of Telecom Operators in the field of Interconnect Settlement, Wholesale Billing, Content Settlement, and Traffic Trade Management.

Telesens Custom Solutions (Telesens CS) is a Strategic Business Unit focused on professional IT services and systems development for a wide range of customers across the globe including Communications Service Providers (CSVs), Systems Integrators (SIs), Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), and Network Equipment Providers (NEPs).

The Telesens customer list is extensive and includes: T-Systems (Germany), Nokia Siemens Networks (Finland), EADS Multicoms (France), Kyivstar (Ukraine), Atos Origin AG (Switzerland), Kazakhtelecom (Kazakhstan), Altel (Kazakhstan), Transtelecom (Kazakhstan), Ukrtelecom (Ukraine), MTS-Ukraine, SMARTS (Russia), UСell (Uzbekistan), life:) (Belarus), AVOlogic (USA), etc.