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HORISEN welcomes a new Messaging Superhero on board – Deutsche Telekom

HORISEN welcomes a new Messaging Superhero on board – Deutsche Telekom

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September 2020: HORISEN, a technology software house with more than two decades of hands-on experience in messaging technology has completed the negotiations and signed an agreement with Deutsche Telekom, one of the world-leading integrated telecommunications companies.

In accordance with the agreement, HORISEN provides Deutsche Telekom with the fully-featured SMS Platform including Business Messenger, SS7 Platform and MNP Lookup Service to support its messaging services. Deutsche Telekom has evolved from a traditional telephone company into an entirely new kind of service company.

New Messaging Superhero - Deutsche Telekom

With 245 million mobile customers in more than 50 countries, Deutsche Telekom was looking for a platform that covers all of the aspects of the wholesale business and that could evolve along with the business environment. They have recognized HORISEN as a vendor-neutral technology enabler who fulfils their demanding criteria to empower them in the messaging part of their business.

“One of our core values and directions in doing business is to work with the best in the area, specialized in that segment, with the needed expertise and commitment to create a meaningful partnership. The holistic overview of inside operations of HORISEN SMS Platform is impressive. For us, it’s essential to have everything in one place and have it on a click of a button. This future-looking perspective that HORISEN SMS Platform is providing, empowers us at every step of the way” – says Vladan Pajevic from Deutsche Telekom.

“We are privileged to be on Deutsche Telekom’s side of the journey and to walk with giants. We have invested our extensive experience to develop messaging technology solutions that are robust and scalable so we support industry giants like Deutsche Telekom”. – states Fabrizio Salanitri, the CEO of HORISEN.

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