Fragmented Data Is the Hidden Cost of Telco M&A | DAS42
Telco data modernization after every acquisition
Every telco acquisition brings its own CRM, its own billing platform, its own network monitoring tools. After multiple acquisitions nobody has one picture of the combined business, and the network itself generates too much critical data for any one team to sort through. DAS42 builds the Snowflake foundation that unifies that data and turns network noise into the root-cause signals your team can act on.
Built for CIOs, CDOs, and VPs of data & analytics
You compete in a market where subscribers can switch carriers in minutes, and every competitor is chasing the same accounts. Your engineering team has to sign off before anything moves forward, and they’re already stretched thin just keeping network, billing, and CRM systems talking to each other across every system inherited through M&A.
Where Telco Data Modernization Stalls
Post-M&A data fragmentation:
Each acquired company brought its own CRM, billing system, and operational tools. Leadership can’t get a straight answer on revenue, churn, or network health across the combined business, because the source systems don’t agree.
Network noise:
Your alert system fires thousands of events a day. But they’re symptoms of the same three or four root causes. Finding the signal takes a team you don’t have time to build.
Revenue recognition:
Multi-year contracts, bundled offerings, usage-based billing, and multiple billing platforms inherited through M&A make manual reconciliation the norm instead of the exception.
What Zayo did with DAS42
Zayo brought DAS42 in to modernize its data stack and get in front of these exact problems. DAS42 built models that compress thousands of daily network alerts into a handful of root-cause events, cutting incidents by 15% and letting the team focus on fixing problems instead of sorting through noise.
What can I get from DAS42 that I can’t get from anybody else? I think it’s really those intangibles, because the trust that I have in the DAS42 team I really can’t get anywhere else.
Daniel Morris, Head of Analytics and Business Intelligence, HBO Max
We work as an extension of our clients’ teams, solving the data problems that stand between them and a business decision.
Real clients, real results.
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