SC.Soft is heading to Middle East GCCM

We are thrilled to announce that SC.Soft will be participating in the Middle East 2023 GCCM exhibition. Join us from 6th to 7th November 2023 at Shangri-La Barr Al Jissah in Muscat, Oman. This event will bring together over 1000+ Club Members, including regional and global decision makers from 300+ Tier-1, Tier-2, and Tier-3 operators.

During the Middle East 2023 GCCM, we aim to collaborate and create comprehensive solutions that are tailored to the constantly evolving and dynamic business landscape. We are excited to meet all our friends and partners at our booth, which will be located at E19.

Stay tuned for more exciting updates as we count down to this exhibition. See you there!

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20 August 2026

# products # Messaging_Hub

Multichannel Communications for Fintech: The SC.Soft Messaging Hub Platform

The SC.Soft Messaging Hub platform receives, processes, and delivers messages across multiple channels: SMS, Viber, WhatsApp, Telegram, RCS, Push. For fintech companies and MVNOs, it solves three tasks that usually live in separate systems: delivery of transactional messages with cascading fallback, management of marketing campaigns, and transparent billing across all channels.

7 August 2026

# products # CEIR

Building a national IMEI registration system that works: lessons from live deployments

Registering mobile devices by IMEI has become a mainstream instrument of digital policy. Such systems now operate in dozens of countries under different names — NEIR in Bangladesh, DIRBS in Pakistan, CEIR in India, national IMEI registration in Uzbekistan — yet they address the same core task, and are known in the industry collectively as a Central Equipment Identity Register (CEIR). For regulators and operators weighing one, the practical question is how to design a system that delivers measurable results without creating friction for subscribers.

30 July 2026

# products # SMSC

Product Life Cycle in Practice: Managing the Maturity of SMSC

When people talk about the Product Life Cycle, they usually picture the textbook curve: launch, growth, maturity, decline. In practice it is not a graph but a specific moment when a decision has to be made about a product that still works but no longer matches the reality of the market.

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