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Content Based Billing: The Data Delivery Mechanism That Enables Maximum Revenue at Deployment

Category: Software and Web Development, Networking and Communications

Overview With the implementation of packet-based data and next generation wireless networks, the number of data related services that can be offered, is increased significantly. The wireless carrier will be able to move from offering wireless telecommunications services (the "Pipe") to offering wireless telecommunication services plus a number of personalized Value Added Services that are accessible through the network. The transition from today's environment to one in which a vast number of services will be included in the product mix requires changes in both business operations and billing systems. This paper elaborates on the Content Based Billing system, its data delivery mechanism and how operators can maximize their revenue by deploying such a feature into their network.

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Publisher: Motorola
File Format: PDF
Date Published: Aug 15, 2009
Format: White Papers
Topics: Wireless Internet, Wireless, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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