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Home » BT Group Strengthens B2B Services with Optiva

BT Group Strengthens B2B Services with Optiva

February 21, 2025
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BT Group, the UK’s leading provider of fixed and mobile telecommunications, has expanded its partnership with Optiva (TSX: OPT) to deploy innovative B2B and B2B2X network communication services using Optiva’s state-of-the-art Application Server. This collaboration leverages Optiva Charging Engine, a cloud-native, open-architecture service creation platform featuring Optiva’s Open API framework, allowing BT Group to enhance enterprise services and create new revenue opportunities.

In January 2024, BT Group selected Optiva for its next-generation Application Server upgrade, modernizing its service infrastructure and increasing 5G network coverage. The new platform’s rapid design, testing, deployment, and integration capabilities support BT Group’s expansion into various industries.

Key benefits of BT Group’s Optiva platform deployment:

  • Seamless Network Evolution – Implements a convergent network communication suite to handle multiple core network types.
  • Enhanced API Integration – Modern APIs enable advanced service creation and customization.
  • Autonomous Operations – Enables automated deployment and management for improved B2B customer experiences.

“Our partnership with Optiva empowers BT Group to rapidly evolve our service offerings for customers with confidence,” said Nitin Patel, Director of Mobile and Messaging at BT Group. “Our collaboration enables us to deploy platforms that will drive future growth and technological innovation.”

Robert Stabile, CEO at Optiva, added: “This milestone in our partnership with BT Group represents our commitment to expanding B2B and B2B2X services with next-generation application solutions. We are proud to contribute to BT Group’s digital transformation.”

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