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Cerillion hits new highs with record financial year

Cerillion hits new highs with record financial year

London, 25th November 2019 – Cerillion (AIM: CER), an innovator in digital monetisation and customer management solutions, today announced its audited results for a record year across all key financial performance measures, with revenue up 8% to £18.8m, adjusted EBITDA up by 16% to £4.6m and new orders up 78% to £23.3m for the financial year ending 30th September 2019.

Now in its fourth year as a publicly quoted company, Cerillion has continued to win major new clients around the world, signing four substantial BSS/OSS transformation contracts with communications services providers (CSPs) in the US, Europe…

Three charges up 5G launch with Cerillion BSS platform

Three charges up 5G launch with Cerillion BSS platform

London, 24th September 2019 – Cerillion (AIM: CER), an innovator in digital monetisation and customer management solutions, today announced that Three’s launch of high speed 5G Broadband in London is being powered by the Cerillion Enterprise BSS/OSS suite. Initially available in London, the 5G service is set to revolutionise people’s homes with customers able to order a 5G ‘plug and play’ hub with optional same day delivery, to immediately transform their connected home experience.

Cerillion and Three have worked in close partnership to prepare for the 5G launch, with Cerillion’s Convergent Charging System (CCS) and Self Service modules playing a central role in the 5G experience. CCS is a 5G-ready online charging…

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Telecoms investors reach for the cloud

Telecoms investors reach for the cloud

Published by FT.com

FT journalist, Nic Fildes, profiles Cerillion as part of his run down of the latest small cap stocks (FT subscribers only).

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Cerillion Product Forum 2020

Cerillion Product Forum 2020

18th March 2020 to 19th March 2020

Join us in March at the Cerillion Product Forum for in-depth roadmap discussions including demonstrations of upcoming product features and a chance to discuss and influence future product direction.

Taking place over two days, the Cerillion Product Forum is open to all Enterprise BSS/OSS customers, providing a mix of presentations, demonstrations, interactive discussions and a chance to network with your peers. You will also…

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Monetising the 5G Opportunity

Monetising the 5G Opportunity

After years of build-up and growing anticipation, the first consumer services based on 5G were finally launched around the world during 2019. In the UK, EE, O2, Three and Vodafone all launched 5G services to some degree, whilst the big four carriers of the US – AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint – have also rolled out commercial 5G services in various cities across the country. These launches have made one thing clear – telcos need to think differently about 5G services by ditching the traditional mindset around pricing and come up with more innovative ways of monetising their services. Radical improvements in bandwidth, speed and latency offered by 5G mean that telcos can leverage the opportunity to offer richer digital experiences and find new ways to engage their customers. 

This white paper explores the many facets of the ongoing 5G rollout, both technological and cultural, that businesses must adapt to in order to keep their product offering relevant and reactive. Subjects covered include the new avenues for…

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“Do I feel lucky?” Well do ya, punk? Why MoviePass’ subscription service failed

“Do I feel lucky?” Well do ya, punk? Why MoviePass’ subscription service failed

21st February 2020. Posted by Adam Hughes

Filed under: AMC, analytics, bankruptcy, cinema, Helios & Matheson, Mitch Lowe, MoviePass, Netflix, subscriptions, Uber

For all the success stories of the booming subscription industry, we cannot forget there are some high-profile failures of the model too. MoviePass, the cinema ticket subscription service, was once the stuff that dreams are made of; now it’s a business for ants. Adam Hughes performs the post-mortem on this now-bankrupt cinema subscription service to see what their mistakes could mean for other subscription businesses.

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