Joint Solution Designed to Let Operators Quickly Launch Multiscreen Video Services
11/14/11 By Todd Spangler | Atlanta — Great Lakes Data Systems, a provider of billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for small and midsize cable operators, has integrated its flagship WinCable subscriber management and billing system with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution.
Joint Solution to be Showcased at SCTE’s Cable-Tec Expo in Atlanta, Ga., Nov 15-17
Atlanta, Ga. (SCTE Cable-Tec Expo® 2011) – Nov. 15, 2011 – 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 that its flagship WinCable® subscriber management and billing system has been integrated with Clearleap’s Stream On Demand Solution. The Stream On Demand solution is a cloud-based IP content management and delivery system that enables television service providers to create a fully operator-branded subscriber experience such as those offered by Netflix, Amazon and Hulu by streaming content directly to connected set-tops, devices and TVs.
11/10/11 by BTR Staff | Great Lakes Data Systems plans to demonstrate WinForce tech, the company’s new mobile workforce management platform for field techs, along with WinCable in the Cloud, a cloud-based subscriber management and billing system at Expo.
WinForce tech is designed to give field technicians real-time access to assigned work, as well as customer account details. It’s available on any smartphone, tablet, netbook, or laptop. WinCable in the Cloud, is designed to let operators manage billing, subscriber management and provisioning functions virtually via the Internet, without the need for any hardware or infrastructure investment. More
Demonstrates How Operators Can Harness the Power of the Cloud and Mobile Devices to Save Significant Time & Resources to Roll Out Advanced TV Services
Carlsbad, Calif. – Nov. 9, 2011 – 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 plans to demonstrate WinForce techTM, the company’s new mobile workforce management platform for field techs, along with WinCable® in the Cloud, a cloud-based subscriber management and billing system at SCTE (Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers) Cable-Tec Expo® 2011 in Atlanta, Nov. 15-17.
10/19/11 By Anuradha Shukla, TMCnet Contributor | More than 80 operators worldwide have adopted WinCable in the Cloud solution from Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS), a provider of hosted billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for small-to-medium global broadband providers.
GLDS is WinCable’s flagship, stand-alone subscriber management and billing system that can be used by service providers virtually via the Internet, without requiring any hardware or infrastructure investment. More
10/19/11 by Cynopsis Media | Great Lakes Data Systems, a provider of billing, subscriber management and provisioning systems for small-to-medium global broadband companies, announced that its WinCable in the Cloud billing platform, for clients with 300-300,000 subscribers, is currently being used by over 80 operators worldwide.
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10/18/11 by CT Staff | More than 80 operators worldwide have adopted the Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS) WinCable in the Cloud subscriber management and billing system, according to GLDS. WinCable is ideal for operators with 300 to 300,000 subscribers.
Service providers use WinCable virtually via the Internet, without the need for any hardware. It only requires a thin client installed on each operator’s workstation and an Internet connection. Remote workers can access WinCable from a browser.
10/18/11 BillingWorld Staff | Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS) says its WinCable in the Cloud solution has been adopted by more than 80 operators worldwide. WinCable is GLDS’ flagship, standalone subscriber management and billing system for operators with 300 to 300,000 subscribers.
GLDS says service providers can use WinCable in the Cloud virtually via the Internet, without the need for any hardware or infrastructure investment. It only requires a thin client installed on each operator’s workstation and an Internet connection, allowing service providers instant access to the WinCable feature-rich, end-to-end billing and subscriber management system, anytime, anywhere. Remote workers can access WinCable from a simple browser. More
10/18/11 by Broadband Communities Staff | More than 80 operators worldwide now use WinCable in the Cloud, a cloud-based subscriber management and billing system, according to B/OSS solutions vendor Great Lakes Data Systems (GLDS).
With WinCable in the Cloud, service providers can access GLDS’ flagship WinCable solution via the Internet without any hardware or infrastructure investment. With only a thin client and an Internet connection, service providers can have instant access to the WinCable billing and subscriber management system, anytime, anywhere. More
More Than 80 Operators Worldwide Have Adopted WinCable in the Cloud to Save Significant Time and Money
Carlsbad, Calif. – Oct. 18, 2011 – 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 that its WinCable® in the Cloud solution has been adopted by more than 80 operators worldwide. WinCable is GLDS’ flagship, stand-alone subscriber management and billing system preferred by operators with 300 to 300,000 subscribers.
WinCable in the Cloud lets service providers use WinCable virtually via the Internet, without the need for any hardware or infrastructure investment. It only requires a thin client installed on each operator’s workstation and an Internet connection, allowing service providers instant access to the WinCable feature-rich, end-to-end billing and subscriber management system, anytime, anywhere. Remote workers can access WinCable from a simple browser. More
