KUALA LUMPUR, July 23 (Bernama) -- Software company Mavenir announced that its MAVcore Cloud-Native IMS and Voice Services received a Very Strong rating in GlobalData’s 2026 IMS and Voice Core: Competitive Landscape Assessment.
The rating placed Mavenir among the industry's top-rated IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) and Voice Core providers alongside Nokia, ZTE, and Ericsson, according to a statement.
The report evaluated vendors across five dimensions, namely solution architecture, platform and performance, feature and application support, interoperability, and deployment experience, with MAVcore earning a Strong to Very Strong rating across all five areas.
Mavenir Executive Vice President & General Manager, IMS & RAN, Sachin Karkala said being recognised as Very Strong by GlobalData validates the investment Mavenir has made in cloud-native voice architecture.
“As operators worldwide decommission legacy networks and look to monetise voice through artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled services, Mavenir's ground-up cloud-native approach positions our customers to move faster and scale with confidence,” added Karkala.
Meanwhile, GlobalData Senior Principal Analyst, Andy Hicks said Mavenir designed its Cloud-Native IMS solution from the ground up for Voice over LTE (VoLTE) and 5G voice. The architecture, and its base of over 50 voice customers worldwide, are among the factors that earned Mavenir a Very Strong rating in this year's assessment.
Beyond the five rated dimensions, GlobalData highlighted Mavenir's AI roadmap stating Mavenir is focused on in-call AI services, including simultaneous translation, agentic small and medium-sized business assistants, and transcription, targeting what GlobalData identifies as the fastest-growing voice service opportunity.
The company’s signalling security, spam detection, and fraud management capabilities add a further layer of differentiation and a foundation for value-added services.
As voice calling evolves from human-to-human interaction to human-to-agent interaction, Mavenir will continue to invest in cloud-native architecture and AI-enabled services that help operators modernise their voice networks and capture new sources of revenue.
-- BERNAMA
No comments:
Post a Comment