Dubai, United Arab Emirates - Wednesday, November 28th 2012 [ME NewsWire]

Dubai International Academic City (DIAC) and Dubai Knowledge Village (DKV) are hosting a range of celebratory activities this week ahead of the UAE’s 41st National Day on the 2 December 2012.  DIAC celebrates its 5th anniversary this year ahead of DKV’s milestone 10th anniversary next year.

The student population at DIAC is diverse, with almost 140 nationalities represented.  Of these nationalities at DIAC, Emirati students form almost twenty percent of the total student body.

Among the academic institutions taking part are the British University in Dubai, Imam Malik University, University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD), Universite Saint Joseph Law School, American University in the Emirates (AUE) and Middlesex University.

American University in the Emirates (AUE) will have a mixture of amateur and professional performances, including stage shows presented by students and som ... Read more »

LUXEMBOURG - Mercredi 28 Novembre 2012 [ME NewsWire]

La plate-forme analytique de fraude analyse 100 millions de transactions par jour, réduit l'exposition des utilisateurs et empêche les fuites de recettes

(BUSINESS WIRE)-- MACH, le principal fournisseur de services de communication gérés à base de nuage, a annoncé aujourd'hui que, grâce à son système de gestion de la fraude FAME, il pourrait analyser plus de 100 millions de transactions pour les clients par jour pour identifier et rapporter les motifs des appels suspects qui annoncent la présence d’une fraude perpétrée. A travers de tels analyses et rapports, les opérateurs peuvent agir rapidement pour lutter contre la fraude, ce qui leur permet de réduire considérablement  les fuites des recettes.

La fraude est un enjeu majeur pour l'industrie des télécommunications; l’association du contrôle des fraudes des communications s ... Read more »

LUXEMBOURG - Wednesday, November 28th 2012 [ME NewsWire]

Real-time fraud analytics platform analyzes 100 million transactions daily; reduces exposure for operators and prevents revenue leakage

 (BUSINESS WIRE)-- MACH, the leading provider of cloud-based managed communication services, today announced that through its Fraud Management System – FAME– it analyzes more than 100 million customer transactions daily to identify and report suspicious call patterns that indicate a fraud is being perpetrated. Through such analysis and reporting, operators can quickly act to counter fraud, enabling them to substantially reduce unnecessary revenue leakage.

Fraud is a major issue for the telecoms industry; the Communications Fraud Control Association suggests it may cost as much as US$40bn per year in lost revenue.1 MACH currently reports cases of potential fraud to its customers around the world on voice, SMS and data usage. Customers share data with MACH in near real-tim ... Read more »