Powerlan offers Clarity in Sri Lanka

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The company said the contract covered only the initial 18 months of a potentially longer relationship. The contract provides for SLT and Clarity – a wholly-owned Powerlan subsidiary – to enter a support and maintenance contract for a minimum three further years.


ASX-listed software developer Powerlan has won a $3.4 million contract to supply its Clarity software to Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT), together with implementation services.

Under the contract, SLT has bought Clarity's Operational Support System (OSS) software modules as part of its plan to set up telephone-based transaction services for its customers.

Clarity will provide service order management, configuration management, provisioning and performance management modules as part of a platform that includes Covergys billing and customer care software.

SLT will use the system to establish a revenue-generating transaction engine. The system aims to let customers carry out transactions automatically via the telephone, from purchasing videos and music to ordering electrical services.

The roll-out is to start with SLT's ADSL and high-end services customers in November before being extended to business customers next February next year, and then residential customers in April.

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