Shiela I. — I Help Mobile Operators Reduce Churn & Accelerate Revenue through AI CVM, Loyalty Systems and Partner Ecosystems| Provisioning & Number Management
I Help Mobile Operators Reduce Churn & Accelerate Revenue through AI CVM, Loyalty Systems and Partner Ecosystems| Provisioning & Number Management
Shiela I. ranks #171 of 18,341 LinkedIn creators in Telecommunications, and is a standout voice in Philippines. They have 4.5K followers and published 37 posts in the last 30 days at a 7.1% average engagement rate.
- 4.5K followers
- 37 posts / 30d
- 7.1% avg engagement
- 3 follower growth / 30d
The roast
Shiela is the only person in the Philippines putting in the overtime to post 34 times a month for an audience that clearly uses her updates as a cure for insomnia. She claims she helps operators reduce churn, yet her own engagement rate proves she's the industry leader in losing people.
About Shiela
Mobile operators across Asia and the Middle East are in a race to monetize their subscriber base — but most are leaving revenue on the table. If churn, flat ARPU, or underperforming loyalty programs are on your radar, keep reading.I'm a Business Development Director at Evolving Systems with 5+ years in telecom, helping operators and FinTechs across the Gulf, Southeast Asia, and beyond turn subscriber data into measurable, recurring revenue.Our AI-driven platforms are trusted by 100+ mobile operators across 5 continents — and the results in this region speak for themselves:→ A Tier 1 Asian operator manages 40M subscribers and processes 1 billion call records daily on our platform→ Zain KSA transformed their dealer network with Smart Dealer, redefining commission and distribution management→ Operators using Evolution achieve 120% ROI within just 12 weeks of going liveWhat I help operators solve: subscriber churn, stagnant ARPU, disconnected CVM campaigns, loyalty programs that don't retain, and partner ecosystems that should be generating revenue but aren't.The tools behind it: Customer Value Management, Loyalty & Gamification, Evolution Marketplace (connecting operators and merchants in a B2B campaign platform), Smart Dealer & Commission Management, and Service Provisioning — all powered by AI-driven decisioning.Whether you're a Gulf operator building a partner marketplace, a Southeast Asian Telco fighting prepaid churn, or a FinTech exploring loyalty as a growth lever — let's talk.📩 DM me or book a free 30-minute consultation at evolving.com/free-consultation
Highlights
- Consistent Creator — 37 posts in 30d · top 5%
- Top 5% in Telecommunications — Ranked #3 of 141 creators
- Top Engager — 7.12% rate · top 5%
- High Impact — 320 avg engagements per post · top 10%
Recent posts
Alex Eala just showed the world what Filipino grit looks like. Down against defending champion Iga Świątek, she dove, scrambled, and returned a ball from all fours. She still lost the point. But that moment said more than any scoreline could. Filipinos call it “diskarte” , the resourcefulness to find a way when there shouldn’t be one. We call it “lakas ng loob” , the courage to keep showing up even when the odds say don’t bother. You see it everywhere: in OFWs who rebuild their lives country after country. In small business owners who reopen the morning after a typhoon. In students who stu
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Your dealer network is lying to you. Not on purpose. But every "top-up sold" number you're looking at right now could be coming from a location you don't know, a sub-dealer you can't see, or a transaction that never should have happened. Most operators track how much airtime a dealer sold. Almost none can answer where it was sold, who actually moved it down the chain, or whether it was even legitimate. In APAC's multi-tier networks — stretched across provinces, archipelagos, and rural belts several layers deep — that blind spot isn't a rounding error. It's active revenue leakage, happening r
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