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Neural Technologies is proud to announce that it is now an affiliate member of the Telecommunications Risk Management Association (TRMA), an organisation dedicated to best practice in telecoms fraud and credit risk management. The TRMA provides a valuable forum for its membership of telecommunication operators and vendor affiliates to learn, share and formulate best practice related to uncollectible debt issues. For Neural Technologies belonging to such associations is a valuable opportunity to fully understand the fraud and bad debt challenges faced by organisations. Such knowledge enables the company to ensure its solutions are keeping pace with new risk challenges. Furthermore, the company is committed to sharing its extensive knowledge - gained from twenty years’ experience of developing fraud, credit and collections management solutions to help fight fraud and bad debt. CEO of Neural Technologies USA, Ian Gebbett, said: “We are excited to be part of the TRMA and look forward to collaborating with other TRMA members at future events”. The TRMA event schedule comprises a regular programme of conferences plus a committee structure offering information sharing, formulation of policies and benchmarking. TRMA committees include: Fraud Team, Benchmarking, Communications, Education, Membership, Program, Regulatory and Business Affiliate. About the TRMA The Telecommunications Risk Management Association (TRMA) is an industry forum for telecommunications risk management professionals to cooperate, understand, and share best practices related to uncollectible debt issues among its members. The TRMA is a professional resource that is sought by industry leaders. It is a growing, diverse and global organization that delivers quality information forums and tools relevant to its members’ changing and dynamic industries. The mission of TRMA is to promote cooperation within the telecommunication industry to effectively balance risk while reducing fraud and uncollectibles for the benefit of industry and paying customers. |
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