Optiva Integrates Agentic AI into Telecom BSS with Google's Gemini Models

Optiva Inc. has launched an agentic AI-powered BSS platform using Google's Gemini models, enhancing telecom operations with autonomous AI agents.

Optiva Inc., a prominent provider of cloud-native billing and revenue management software for the telecom industry, has announced the integration of agentic AI into its Business Support Systems (BSS) platform. This new development is powered by Google's advanced generative AI technology, Gemini models.

The agentic AI technology allows for autonomous and independent operation, enabling communication service providers (CSPs) to enhance operational efficiency, reduce costs, and improve customer experiences. Unlike traditional chatbots, these AI agents can adapt, make decisions, and complete complex tasks proactively.

Optiva's agentic AI-powered BSS is already being utilized by customers in the Middle East and the Americas, contributing to digital BSS transformations. The integration of Google's Gemini models enhances natural language understanding and intelligent automation, providing CSPs with real-time insights and enabling hyper-personalized customer engagements.

The platform's AI agents, such as Amica for customer care and Kairos for operations management, automate processes and improve resolution times, while Sophos enhances sales efficiency through personalized customer interactions. This innovation marks a significant advancement in the telecom industry, offering CSPs the tools to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving market.

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