Cerillion Wins Best Moonshot Catalyst Award at DTW Ignite 2026

Jul 1, 2026
Cerillion has received the Best Moonshot Catalyst award at TM Forum's DTW Ignite 2026 for its role in the Hyperconnected Intelligent Network of Trust (HINT) for supply chain project, which demonstrated new models for monetizing complex digital services.

Cerillion has received the Best Moonshot Catalyst award at TM Forum's DTW Ignite 2026 for its role in the Hyperconnected Intelligent Network of Trust (HINT) for supply chain project, announced in a press release.

The HINT project won in the Composable IT and Ecosystem challenge category. Cerillion's BSS and OSS Suite delivered billing and multi-party settlement functions to support monetization of complex supply chain services across a trusted partner ecosystem. The initiative aimed to help communications service providers address enterprise use cases requiring intelligent and reliable connectivity.

The project combined terrestrial and non-terrestrial networks with AI-based decision systems, edge intelligence, and ecosystem orchestration to improve supply chain resilience and create new commercial models. It was championed by Airbus SE, Elisa, Skylo, TELUS, and Terrestar, with participants including Cerillion, Celfocus, CGI, Gauvi, Mavenir, Rakuten Symphony, SunTec, and Tata Consultancy Services.

Cerillion also contributed to another Moonshot Catalyst project at the event, the Value-driven agentic AI marketplace for mega events, developed with Colt, Omantel, stc, TELUS, EY, and Wavelo. Both projects were shortlisted for the Best Moonshot Catalyst award.

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