Category: Telecommunications
MNO Charging & Billing Systems
Telecom subscribers are getting smarter (so it’s not only the handset which is getting smarter haan!!!), demanding more and more and, at the same time many new players are entering the marketplace. To compete in this environment, operators have to not only maintain but also grow their part of the new value chain to gain loyal customers and adding new blended services which are ridding on their investment/infrastructure made during all those time
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Mobile VAS Services – Future Rely On AI And Data Science
The main difficulty that content providers face is ensuring that their content is tailored to the market and location, as well as the individual subscriber’s preferences, to prevent it from becoming an annoyance to the subscriber. As the demand for video entertainment increases, so does the need for a superior quality experience (QoE), particularly when viewers are paying a premium or when advertising is involved, as advertisers aim to create a favorable impression.
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Mobile Data Charging – Who moved my Cheese?
Time started for MNO to take charge and start innovating in order to survive. They also realise that they themselves are responsible for cannibalising their own voice revenue by encouraging revenue share based VAS services from VAS service providers rather than affiliating with OTT players.
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Mobile Data – Driven By AI and Optimise by Data Science
AI-driven mobile data monitoring and offerings are now escalating the usage. Use of artificial intelligence, internet of things on blockchain based security will penetrate big data analytics with machine learning algorithms and going to transform the internet and its usage to a level which is difficult to predict today.
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Convergent Billing- As One Product Catalog
Convergent Billing – Online and offline charging are integral capabilities in any MNO/MVNO setup. Prepaid services always need online charging for real-time service authorization, rating and […]
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Convergence a World Ahead – Telecom Billing
Telecom subscribers are getting smarter (so it’s not only the handset which is getting smarter haan!!!), demanding more and more and, at the same time many new players are entering the marketplace. To compete in this environment, operators have to not only maintain but also grow their part of the new value chain to gain loyal customers and adding new blended services which are ridding on their investment/infrastructure made during all those times.
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Powerful Evolution – Telecom Billing & Charging
Telecom subscribers are getting smarter (so it’s not only the handset which is getting smarter haan!!!), demanding more and more and, at the same time many new players are entering the marketplace. To compete in this environment, operators have to not only maintain but also grow their part of the new value chain to gain loyal customers and adding new blended services which are ridding on their investment/infrastructure made during all those times.
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Online Charging System | Powerful and Modern
Online charging (based on the Ro and CAP interfaces) and offline charging (based on the Rf interface) describe the interaction between NEs and charging systems. Postpaid and prepaid indicate the interaction between account balance and user payment. As a result, user experience-based concepts—i.e., prepaid, postpaid, near real-time, and real-time—can be seamlessly mirrored to network-based concepts such as online and offline charging. Flexible maintenance and configuration through a web-based portal and support for multiple interfaces to external systems such as CRM, billing, etc.
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Connected Life | Fun or Hell
To affirm, the idea of IoT is not a novel concept. Point-of-sale (POS) machines have been a regular feature in retail stores for an extended period, among other machines. The forthcoming shift in technology involves the manner in which individuals and machines engage in communication and collaboration. The realm of the Internet of Things encompasses all entities that possess or can be equipped with Internet connectivity, enabling them to effectively interact and exchange data with other sophisticated devices.
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SMS as a Service Enabler | Era About To End
In general SMS service introduction as below. This may not have any direct relation to the above post. The Short Message Service (SMS) provides a means for sending a message of limited size (160 characters) to and from the terminal equipment. We have mainly 4 types of SMS’s as of now
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HLR and MSC Powerful Backbone for SMSC
In short, HLR is the MVP of SMS. It’s the facilitator that ensures smooth and uninterrupted communication among different mobile networks. Without it, we’d be lost in a sea of unanswered messages and undelivered texts. So, next time you send an SMS, give a little thanks to HLR for making it all possible.
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Value-added Services to Mobile Customers
Content-based services are on the rise, for example, educational content for schools, kindergartens, and universities at a very cheap rate, health services TIPS, information technology TIPS, day-to-day life TIPS, astrology, managing relationships TIPS, business TIPS, financial advice, etc., and many more.
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GSM – Global System for Mobile Communication
The introduction of GSM represented a critical turning point in the development of cellular networks as it signified a transition from the early phases of cellular technology, which relied on analog communication methods, to sophisticated wireless communication approaches.
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USSD – Why Does It Matter
USSD is a means for conveying brief messages through an unstructured supplementary services data channel. This particular protocol is utilized by GSM networks worldwide. A compressed USSD message is able to facilitate live interaction between a mobile gadget and additional external gadgets, like a network or server. The upper limit of characters it can contain falls between 140 to 182. The USSD operates in a similar way as the SMS; yet, the user’s device does not retain the messages. To utilize this functionality, individuals can input a numerical value, succeeded by an asterisk, such as the string “*123#”.
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Prepaid Mobile Charging Systems
The charging system originally formed part of the support network and can be regarded as a supporting platform for networks or services. In a converged environment, the charging system is unable to complete the entire charging process. Many network evolutions, however, are stimulated by changes in charging requirements.
