Volubill Brings Real-Time Dynamic Policy and Session Control to Major US Wireless Market Leader's M2M Solutions and Services

Online, October 23, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Volubill, the leading provider of charging and policy solutions, today announced that a world leader in 3G and next generation wireless technologies has selected Volubill to support its advanced machine-to-machine (M2M) solutions and services. With Volubill's technology, the
leading developer and innovator of advanced wireless technologies can give its customers the means to provide employees with internet access and usage control, regardless of their location.

M2M refers to the two-way wireless and wired data communications that can occur between machines, systems and devices of the same ability. The technology offers significant new revenue opportunities for communications service providers in solutions addressing verticals such as automotive, transportation, logistics, smart energy, security, industrial automation and healthcare.

Volubill's VBS Policy Manager and VNS Core Controller allow the global semiconductor company to provide its M2M automotive, transportation and logistics customers with unprecedented connectivity, communications and managerial control that yield significant efficiency improvements and cost-savings. For example, transportation customers are now offered the ability to provide continuous connectivity to drivers, control the amount of bandwidth they can use and the sites they are able to access. In the future this might extend to offering drivers the ability to purchase their own data plan to use for personal and non-business related functions.

"This customer win is a good example of how policy control and M2M can open up new revenue streams for service providers by enabling them to offer innovative services with significant upside for customers," said John Aalbers, CEO of Volubill. "Globally, M2M is shaping up to be one of the key market drivers for policy control, and Volubill is at the front edge of the innovation taking place in policy application."