TEOCO


TEOCO is a privately held telecom software vendor based in Fairfax, Virginia in the United States.

History

Teoco was founded in 1995, and is based in Fairfax, Virginia, USA. The company's name is an acronym derived from 'The Employee Owned Company'. It has grown through acquisition, which has enabled it to add new solutions to its portfolio, as well as new customers and territories. In October 2009, TA Associates completed a $60 Million dollar minority investment in TEOCO. In 2014 it employed 1,300 people and had revenues of approximately $175 million.

Acquisitions

TEOCO provides invoice business process outsourcing, consultancy, cloud, and support services.
In February 2020, TEOCO announced HELIX 11, the latest version of its service assurance platform.

Business Solutions

TEOCO's Business Solutions are a range of analytics solutions. The products are focused either on the network or the device and include:
TEOCO's RAN Solutions address planning and configuration, optimisation and analytics. These tools help communications service providers maintain quality of service and reduce CAPEX.
TEOCO's Service Assurance Solutions cover performance, fault and service management and include:
In 2008, Razorsight, a revenue and cost optimisation vendor was ordered to pay TEOCO $4.5 million for stealing TEOCO's intellectual property.
TEOCO was involved in the Iowa Utilities Board, and subsequent FCC ruling in Qwest communication's Traffic pumping case. TEOCO, a supplier to Qwest of cost and revenue management solutions, used its technology to capture and analyze five years of call detail records to help solidify the case and determine damages.