We are proud to announce that TTG’s and CIT’s Mobile Number Portability (MNP) system, called PORTUS, has been successfully put in service on 22.01.2018 at the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC). Mobile subscribers in TRNC can now retain their existing mobile phone number when switching service providers, the Information Technologies and Communication Authority (BTHK) announced
TTG announced today that Telsim mobile operator in TRNC which is subsidiary of Vodafone Turkey Mobile operator, has selected TTG’s NORTH-I Performance Manager software for its 2g and 3g network. Based on Vodafone Turkey experience using NORTH-I for their network the solution has providing them the performance edge need to help grow the network and enhance their service. “Customer
TTG announced today that Vodafone Turkey has decided to expand the existing NORTH-I system to collect performance data from its North Cyprus Network Telsim . The new system will collect performance data from the accepted industry-standard KPIs into the NORTH-I system to correlate and report changes across multiple counters. This will uncover the relationships between
TTG International Ltd. a global supplier of Operations Support Systems (OSS) to communications service providers announced today that it has been chosen by Ericsson in Turkey, to provide the Fault Management solution for the TRNC’s state telecom operator’s NGN network. NGN network covers Ericsson’s , ADSL, SDH, DWDM, Access, IP-DSLAM, microwave and WIFI. The project
TTG International LTD has been chosen as the supplier of Digital Recording and Central Archiving technology for Court Systems of the North Cyprus, High Court. Istanbul, Türkiye – October 10, 2003 – The shift to digital audio recording systems in courtrooms around the world took another step forward today when the court system of High
TTG International LTD has been chosen as the supplier of Digital Recording and Central Archiving technology for Court Systems of the North Cyprus, High Court. Istanbul, Türkiye – October 10, 2003 – The shift to digital audio recording systems in courtrooms around the world took another step forward today when the court system of High