Vodafone Roaming Services and United Hubbing, which provides roaming solutions for the global telecommunications industry, have entered into a Roaming Hub peering agreement to extend roaming services across the globe.
Under the terms of the agreement, network operators connected to both Roaming Hubs will be able to roam on all other network operators on the two Hubs. The agreement will enable connected operators to accelerate the provision of worldwide roaming services to both their pre-paid and post-paid customers.
Vodafone Roaming Services aims to empower our business customers by helping them to deliver easy and worry-free communications anywhere in the world, says Vodafone Roaming Services Director, Dave Smithwhite. This peering relationship is a significant step forward in achieving this ambition and demonstrates that the Roaming Hubbing concept, as defined by the GSMA (GSM Association), can accelerate the expansion of global roaming footprints benefiting customers and leading to an increase in roaming minutes.
Vodafone Roaming Services and United Hubbing atre exhibiting at the GSMAs BARG conference in Copenhagen, Denmark, which opened on Monday and runs until the end of tomorrow.