Wataniya in Kuwait has selected Openet for its Fair Usage solution through the deployment of Openet’s FusionWorks Convergent Charging and Policy Manager products.

The integrated solution approach is intended to ensure profitability from Wataniya’s data services by enforcing limits on subscriber usage volume, while allowing subscribers to purchase additional volume upon reaching limits. Wataniya will also deploy products to correlate and track data across all networks, implementing policies to monetize services and content.

Openet’s solutions will be deployed alongside Wataniya’s deep packet inspection (DPI) solution, which already exists on the provider’s network.

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