News Summary:
On September 11, 2026, Enghouse Networks discussed the evolving role of charging for telecom operators, noting that monetizing a simple mix of voice, SMS, and data has given way to managing fixed and mobile services alongside enterprise bundles, shared allowances, roaming, and third-party digital services. Earlier, on September 8, the company detailed its Sports Hub, which helps sports organizations build direct relationships with audiences by consolidating the fan journey into one digital destination, aiming to deepen engagement, understand audiences, and maximize content value. This followed its introduction of Sports Hub at IBC on September 2, a new capability within its video platform designed to enable operators and broadcasters to create sports experiences around live viewing, real-time data, and fan engagement, providing a single destination for fans as competition for premium sports rights intensifies. Previously, on August 11, Enghouse Networks highlighted the importance of maximizing return on fiber infrastructure for organizations seeking to increase subscriber growth, improve take-up, simplify operations, and strengthen customer retention. Earlier in the month, on August 6, the company showcased its Billing as a Service, which supports communication providers in making billing more flexible for fibre, VoIP, mobile, and digital service growth through connected revenue operations.
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