NSF Telecom is provider of cost-efficient, flexible and scalable Business Support Systems and Value-Added Services for telecom operators and MVNOs.

KeyNSF Telecom furthers mobile network operator’s prosperity by enabling turnkey MVNO/MVNE support systems, driving revenue growth managing the costs, retain customers, shorten time-to-market and providing fully hosted services.

NSF Telecom supports start-up operators by enabling usage of multivendor environment, cost-efficient, pay-as-you-grow solutions, innovative tailor-made new services, converged telephony-VoIP value added service, and providing the services and expertise needed.

NSF Telecom integrates telecom solutions with new IT technology


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Tempo virtual switching platform released

Submitted by NSF on Tue, 18/05/2010 - 14:34

Tempo services platform - scalable multi-service and -protocol switch

NSF Tempo telephony platform is designed to route, charge and interconnect calls. On top of switching platform also value added services can be provided. Tempo connects through ISUP to telecom networks. Also other protocols such as INAP, MAP, CAP over TDM/Sigtran and SIP are supported.

NSF Telecom participated TalentIT

Submitted by admin on Thu, 12/11/2009 - 11:51

NSF Telecom participated TalentIT 2009 Exhibition at Dipoli Congress Center in Espoo. This is the annual recruitment event primarily targeted for graduating students.

Three prizes (iPod touch, Buffalo ministation, webcam) were raffled off among stand visitors. Winner of the first prize was Aime Santos.

NSF Telecom congratulates winners!

Q4U Call Request Service Demo delivered

Submitted by NSF on Thu, 01/10/2009 - 23:00

NSF provided the Q4U Call Request Service deploying the open source Asterisk VoIP server to connect the Subscribers with Expert Service in the Public Telephone Network.  The system includes a Web Interface to view Callback Request or listen toVoice Messages, if the Expert is not reached.
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(Whitepaper) VoIP - PSTN service convergence

Submitted by admin on Fri, 03/07/2009 - 10:01

What is the future of classic telecom services and will the operators provide continuity for their wireline subscribers?

NSF Telecom has written a white paper to present an evolution model which makes it possible to retain an existing business model and telephony services, and gain even capability to expand on new features.

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