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GLDS Adds BCI Broadband and Click! Network

GLDS Adds BCI Broadband and Click! Network to Growing List of Customers for Billing, Subscriber Management, Provisioning and Workforce Management

WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Cable Show) – June 10, 2013 – Great Lakes Data Systems, Inc. (GLDS), the leading provider of billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for small-to-medium global broadband providers, today announced it has added Click! Network and BCI Broadband to its growing list of broadband service provider customers who rely on GLDS for subscriber management, billing provisioning and workforce management solutions. GLDS solutions support more than 400 operators in 44 countries worldwide. More

Mobile Technologies for Workforce Management @BTR

December 5, 2012 by  |  Cable operators are enabling mobile capabilities for their subscribers, so it makes sense to put mobile applications in the hands of their employees as well. Mobile workforce management solutions can provide field technicians the ability to access work orders and customer account details. By providing them with the type of tools available to the dispatcher, they can also access the same information that’s available in the back office while at the customer premises. More

SCTE: GLDS, Huawei launch joint triple-play deployment in Kenya @RapidTVNews

October 19, 2012 by Michelle Clancy |  Billing and OSS vendor Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS) has announced at SCTE Cable-Tec Expo a completed integration between its WinCable subscriber management and billing system and Huawei’s U2000 network management system (NMS). The combined solution is being deployed for Wananchi Group in Kenya, and will offer complete service delivery control of voice, video and data services, directly from the billing system. More

Huawei Plugs in GLDS Billing @LightReading

October 17, 2012 by LightReading Staff |  ORLANDO, Fla. — Great Lakes Data Systems, Inc. (GLDS), the leading provider of billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for small-to-medium global broadband providers, today announced it has completed integration between its WinCable® subscriber management and billing system and Huawei’s U2000 NMS. The combined solution is being deployed for Wananchi Group in Kenya, and will offer complete service delivery control of voice, video and data services, directly from the billing system. Huawei is the world’s leading ICT solutions provider with operations in more than 140 countries. More

GLDS Teams With Huawei for Billing and Subscriber Management for Broadband Service Providers

Integrates GLDS WinCable Billing Software with the World’s Largest Telecom Equipment Manufacturer – Kenya Service Provider First to Deploy

ORLANDO, Fla. (SCTE Cable-Tec Expo®) – Oct. 17, 2012 – Great Lakes Data Systems, Inc. (GLDS), the leading provider of billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for small-to-medium global broadband providers, today announced it has completed integration between its WinCable® subscriber management and billing system and Huawei’s U2000 NMS. The combined solution is being deployed for Wananchi Group in Kenya, and will offer complete service delivery control of voice, video and data services, directly from the billing system. Huawei is the world’s leading ICT solutions provider with operations in more than 140 countries. More

Great Lakes Data Systems Makes an Olympic Breakthrough @TMCNet

July 31, 2012 by Amanda Ciccatelli | Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS) has been operating in the crowded and ever shrinking small-to-medium broadband provider space, but a recent announcement makes it clear that GLDS has no plans for obscurity. GLDS’ flagship offering, WinCAP, will be powering the 2012 NBC Summer Olympics for a number of operators by allowing TV Everywhere access for all content providers from a single self-care portal. The single point of contact minimizes the hassle of certification on the part of content providers, allowing small-medium sized broadband providers to offer content typically reserved for larger players in the space. More

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