Global Telco Consult (GTC) launches Managed Services for AlarisLabs’ SMS platform

“SMS companies often prefer to focus on sales activities and leave the escalating complexity of connecting, routing, testing, and optimizing performance to impartial experts as GTC. AlarisLabs’ customer-centric focus has made it to one of the market leaders in SMS and telecom solutions, and we are proud to be chosen to serve their SMS Platform Customers,” stated José García, founder at GTC.

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“We are excited to announce GTC as our strategic partner to provide Managed Services to our SMS platform customers,” said Andrey Anikin, CTO of AlarisLabs. “With GTC, we feel highly confident our customers will obtain the Managed Services customers are increasingly requesting. While the business challenge and technical complexity increases, it becomes critical to keep the focus on Sales performance and exploit the technical and commercial potential of our solution.”

GTC is a trusted consultancy firm registered in Germany for more than six years, offering Consultancy and Managed Services related to SMS, RCS, and Omnichannel environments.

Alaris Labs is a leading developer of telecommunication carrier-grade solutions. The company offers billing & routing systems and business automation tools for wholesale interconnect and voice transit operations. Alaris Labs has more than ten years of technological and marketing expertise in the telecom business.

Global Telco Consult (GTC) launches Managed Services for AlarisLabs’ SMS platform

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