en.Wedoany.com Reported - Rostelecom and VimpelCom have completed the integration of their IT systems, enabling automated coordination of access processes for the former's lines and cable infrastructure.

State-owned operator Rostelecom stated that the project aims to digitize and streamline the leasing process between the two telecom operators. Previously, this process relied on complex paper-based workflows. To achieve automation, a digital bridge was established between Rostelecom's CRM system and VimpelCom's fixed network construction management system, enabling the latter to request access to infrastructure and receive responses directly through the construction control system, eliminating all paper documentation.

Alexey Kuleshov, Head of B2O IT at Rostelecom, said in a joint statement that VimpelCom can now submit requests, track statuses, and receive decisions in real time without additional approvals or manual processes. The solution automatically routes requests, tracks the status at each stage, and eliminates manual operations, with data transmitted over secure channels. Rostelecom noted that this setup minimizes the risk of errors, especially human errors, thereby accelerating approval times and ensuring reliable interaction between systems.

With the launch of automated application and approval processes, the average time for submitting and processing applications, along with labor costs, has been reduced by 30%. At the same time, transparency for all participants has increased, and coordination between operators in the development of network infrastructure has improved. Denis Makarov, Director of Fixed Network Construction at VimpelCom, stated that when building optical communication lines, operators actively use each other's infrastructure, with access subject to non-discriminatory access rules. This is a first step in the market, significantly improving the efficiency of interaction between operators and infrastructure owners.

Kirill Karasev, Director of Relations with Federal Telecom Operators and Content Providers at Rostelecom, said that the two operators intend to expand the integration to new business processes in the near future. He noted that this is not just about reducing manual operations, but about creating a transparent, predictable, and secure interaction model, setting new standards for speed and reliability across the market.

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