- Real-Time Campaign Management is a toolkit that offers real-time event flow analysis, supplements missing data, and enables tailored interaction with the subscriber base at the appropriate time via customized business logic chains. As of March 2022, the company had more than 2,500 active scenarios configured.
Thanks to a long-standing partnership with Bercut, the Tele2 team was not only familiar with a Russian product with similar functions – Bercut Business Rules Engine (BRE), but it was also part of its IT infrastructure.
- The Business Rules Engine Bercut is an automated system with intelligent response to events. The platform analyzes the flow of events from external systems in real time. By comparing the parameters and criteria of occurring events, the BRE independently selects a suitable response model, launches and executes user-configured scenarios.
Teradata’s and Bercut’s solutions are very close in terms of dynamics and mechanics. In both cases, users pre-configure rules, criteria, and math formulas, known as decision trees. When a specific event occurs, the system selects the best appropriate response model based on that data. In other words, a certain matrix or combinatorics of conditions is created, which is then analyzed to produce a certain outcome. The system has a maximum response time of one second per request.
Market monitoring indicates that, having similar functionality, Bercut BRE is the most equivalent solution in class to the Teradata RTIM, and it satisfies the operator’s ambitious expectations.
In June 2022, representatives from the companies met in St. Petersburg in person to discuss Tele2’s expectations and the roadmap for the deployment of the Bercut system. The teams collaborated to design criteria that served as the foundation for modernizing the IT solution and create Bercut’s unique telecommunications products.
The BRE system is intended to improve the operational efficiency of the company’s processes while ensuring maximum convenience for the business user. The BRE tool enables businesses to make modifications to existing scenarios and configure new ones without the need to engage skilled IT specialists. With BRE, changes made by the user are immediately reflected in the productive environment. The user can then watch subscriber reactions in real time and make changes to improve the offering. One of the BRE’s fundamental concepts is the separation of technical and business functions: engineers are responsible for the operation of system elements and sophisticated components, while business users are in charge of developing new criteria and business-specific logic.