Jazz and Nokia have successfully completed the virtualisation of Jazz’s Subscriber Data Management (SDM) platform, marking another major milestone in the telecom operator’s network transformation and cloud-native strategy. The project modernises one of the network’s core systems, enabling greater flexibility, scalability and operational efficiency while supporting the growing demand for digital connectivity.
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The virtualised SDM platform manages critical subscriber information and authentication services that underpin mobile communications. By transitioning from traditional hardware-based infrastructure to a virtualised environment, Jazz can deploy new services more rapidly, optimise network resources and improve overall service reliability.
According to the companies, the upgrade strengthens Jazz’s readiness for future technologies, including 5G, cloud-native applications and advanced digital services. The virtualisation also reduces operational complexity and enhances network resilience by allowing software-based management and automation.
Nokia highlighted that the project reflects its continued collaboration with Jazz in supporting Pakistan’s digital transformation through advanced telecommunications technologies. The deployment aligns with global trends towards software-defined networks and cloud infrastructure that enable operators to deliver faster innovation while improving customer experience.
Industry analysts believe network virtualisation has become a critical component of modern telecommunications, allowing service providers to improve efficiency, reduce infrastructure costs and accelerate the introduction of new digital services. The successful implementation positions Jazz to continue expanding its digital ecosystem while strengthening network performance and service quality.
