MATRIXX Digital Monetization

The tyranny of commoditization remains the single biggest threat to the telco commercial model. A new North Star is needed. There must be a shift from an inside-out, network-first portfolio focus to a more agile, streamlined and outside-in, customer-first approach that is founded on the inalienable principle that compelling digital experiences never commoditize.

Can Open Digital Architecture (ODA) change the game? Marc Price, CTO of MATRIXX, certainly thinks so and he sat down with Google Cloud’s Brian Kracik to discuss the collaboration between the two companies.

MATRIXX is the only platform that enables CSPs to overcome the limitations of traditional billing systems, delivering increased agility and a foundation for cost-efficient and seamless digital transformation.

A Connectivity Marketplace is a hub where various stakeholders can purchase, manage and integrate connectivity for a diverse array of devices. It operates in symbiosis with 5G’s speed, low latency and expanded capacity, facilitating a proliferation of opportunities for businesses to capitalize on the Internet of Things (IoT) and other cutting-edge technologies.

Read this report by TM Forum to discover how Telefónica Germany evolved its approach to BSS transformation and selected MATRIXX DCP as the monetization engine for their new B2C and B2B stacks.

High-performing real-time monetization processes can be deployed securely in the cloud.

Join MATRIXX Founder & CMO Jennifer Kyriakakis, Telefónica, Salesforce and Compax.

December 9, 2021

Olivier Smith, Technology Lead from the Office of the CTO at MATRIXX, Geoff Coleman, Chief Product Officer at Gotransverse, and Natasha Sachdeva VP Solutions Engineering at Mirakl, discuss how telecommunications companies are evolving, what we can expect from 5G, and how marketplaces can become more sticky.

MATRIXX Strategic Alliances Director Harbinder Lally discusses our latest 5G benchmark results at the IBM Digital Developer Conference: Hybrid Cloud 2021.

September 21, 2021

These days it’s virtually impossible to discuss anything telecoms-related without invoking the term cloud native. This is a potential game changer for how service providers manage workloads.