UXP Systems, a Toronto-based company that specializes in multiscreen user experience software and technologies,  said Vodafone Group has picked the vendor’s MINT Digital Experience Engine to unify user-based access to existing services while also setting the foundation for new cloud, over-the-top and “connected life” services.

Vodafone will initially launch the MINT Digital Experience Engine in Germany.

According to the companies, the setup will enable Vodafone users to self-manage services across fixed and wireless, and provide “federated identity across different user aliases” across devices and networks, including the GSMA Mobile Connect standard.

Cable industry pioneers John Malone and John Risley recently made personal investments in UXP Systems, which also counts customers such as Cable & Wireless, Rogers Communications, Telus and CenturyLink.