Amdocs Expands Globe and Integratel Peru Deals
Amdocs is modernizing core platforms for Philippine operator Globe and charging systems for Peru's Integratel under multi-year agreements.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Telecommunications
Amdocs announced a multi-year collaboration with Globe in the Philippines to modernize core business platforms using Amdocs aOS. The company also signed a multi-year managed services agreement with Integratel Peru, which selected the Amdocs Online Charging System as its target monetisation platform.
Why it matters
The agreements show telecom operators in Southeast Asia and Latin America turning to outsourced platform modernization and AI-driven automation to update legacy systems. Both deals are structured to support operators while they phase in new technology.
The announcements are company-reported agreements rather than independently verified metrics, and neither deal's financial value was disclosed. Specific rollout milestones and performance targets for the Globe and Integratel Peru projects were not provided.
The players
Amdocs
Amdocs is a major software and services provider to telecommunications operators, known for its billing, charging, and business support systems.
Globe Telecom
Globe Telecom is one of the two largest telecommunications companies in the Philippines, offering mobile, broadband, and fintech services.
Integratel Peru
Integratel Peru is a Peruvian telecommunications provider whose offerings range from fixed and mobile communications to pay television.
The details
Under the Globe collaboration, Amdocs will support critical systems while taking a phased approach to modernization and building Globe's internal capabilities through knowledge sharing. Under the Integratel Peru agreement, Amdocs will handle application management and technology development across key systems, while both operators plan to use Amdocs aOS to introduce AI-driven automation.
Timeline
The Globe and Integratel Peru agreements were announced on November 4, 2026.
Roadmap
Telecom operators are increasingly outsourcing core platform management to vendors such as Amdocs as they move from legacy billing and charging stacks to unified, real-time systems. These agreements follow that pattern by pairing platform modernization with AI-driven automation built on Amdocs aOS.
For Globe and Integratel Peru customers, the practical effect will show up gradually as the platforms are updated, with the Integratel Peru charging system aimed at enabling more flexible pricing and faster launches of new offerings. The modernization is expected to improve platform stability and operational performance, though no specific changes to customer plans or prices were announced.
The takeaway
Telecom customers are unlikely to see immediate changes, but the shift toward flexible, real-time charging and AI-driven operations is shaping how future services are priced and launched. Watching how operators roll out these upgrades can offer clues about the features coming to their own plans.
Further reading
For broader context on how carriers are updating their networks and billing systems, explore our Telecommunications coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Developing Telecoms.
