Oasis Systems

Oasis Systems Pty Ltd
Private company
Industry Telecommunications
Computer software
Founded August 1988 (1988-08) Adelaide, Australia
Founders
  • Gregory Steer
  • Robert Brady
Headquarters Adelaide, Australia
Area served
 Worldwide
Key people
  • Gregory Steer (CEO, MD)
Products MVNE, SCP, GGSN, SMSC, IVR, OCS, Lawful interception, DCCA
Website www.oasissystems.com.au

Oasis Systems is a telecommunications company that is headquartered in Australia, with international offices in the UK, Malaysia and Thailand. Oasis primarily specializes in developing and managing carrier network software and systems.

History

  • 1988: Oasis Systems founded as Steadycom
  • 1989: Created first UNIX server based mass calling IVR platform
  • 1992: Created first ISDN PRI based mass calling IVR platform
  • 1995: Launched first prepaid calling card platform in Australian market
  • 1997: Supplier and operator to world’s first MVNE-MVNO partnership, Vodafone’s FastFone
  • 1997: Deployed first prepaid mobile solution in India - Escotel & Tata Cellular
  • 1999: TTI FastFone sold to Vodafone
  • 1999: SteadyCom renamed to Oasis Systems and acquired by listed Australian company Pracom Ltd
  • 2001: OEM Oasis middleware layer to Intel Corporation and developed MCCS Linux based programmable switch
  • 2002: Deployed new focussed sub-branding MVNE into Vodafone Australia
  • 2004: OEM Oasis VoiceXML to Intel Corporation
  • 2005: Gregory Steer purchases (privately) the Oasis Systems business from Pracom
  • 2005: Deployed world's largest speech recognition platform in Convergys Inc - over 8000 speech ports
  • 2006: New IN based MVNE platform deployed in Vodafone Australia
  • 2008: Oasis Video Gateway deployed in Hutchison Australia
  • 2011: Company AAGR doubling year on year
  • 2013: Deployed full new end-to-end MVNE/wholesale billing platform in Vodafone Australia
  • 2014: Oasis BICC - SIP Gateway deployment in Bangladesh
  • 2015: First deployment of Diameter IN GW for Telecom Fiji
  • 2016: Expansion into Asia[1]

Sponsorships

From 2005 to 2015, Oasis Systems provided sponsorship to West Race Cars Australia and the Sports Racer Australia race car series.

References

  1. ↑ "SUCCESSFUL EXPANSION INTO ASIA". 2016-11-15. Retrieved 2017-08-23.
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