Sigma Systems Shares Customer and Partner Successes at TM Forum Live

TORONTO, ON--(Marketwired - May 27, 2015) - Sigma Systems, the pioneer in idea-to-install software, today announced it will be on stage with customers Cox, Sky and Liberty Global as well as conducting live demos with partners including Microsoft, Verizon and Digital Route among others at TM Forum Live in Nice France from June 1^st to June 4^th.

Communication Service Providers making the transition to becoming Digital Service Providers (DSPs) rely heavily on the Sigma portfolio with its unified catalog-driven architecture. With Sigma Catalog integrated into Sigma CPQ, Order Management and Provisioning products, DSPs are able to launch new products across all of their sales channels quickly and cost effectively. Order fallout is dramatically reduced by avoiding custom integration points that plague legacy deployments today.

"The rapid market success we've enjoyed is a testament to the collaborative work with our customers and partners" said Rick Mallon Vice President Marketing and Alliances "That collaboration is on display at TM Forum Live. We are always happy to share success stories and are looking forward to discussing those projects in person." 

Sigma will be at Booth #74 and have onsite demos and meetings, for more information or to schedule a meeting please visit http://sigma-systems.com/tmf-nice-2015/

About Sigma Systems (sigma-systems.com or Twitter @SigmaSystems)
Sigma Systems is the pioneer in catalog-driven systems for communications, media and high tech companies. Sigma Systems helps customers master what's next and make it easier for their customers to buy from them. The company's BSS/OSS product portfolio spans product & service catalog, configure price quote, order management, service provisioning, service inventory, cloud brokerage and device management -- all of which can be deployed in the cloud or on-premise. Sigma products manage 100's of millions of services exceeding $150b of products defined and installed at over 75 customers in 40 countries.