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The nature of the telecom service business is changing -- services are becoming more numerous, varied, and complex. Operators expect to sell hundreds if not thousands of services, which means service delivery may soon require a wide range of policy-based variables, including presence management, time of day, device type, subscriber permission, subscriber preference, subscriber age, location, role, billing arrangement, and many others. Operators will need to store the expanding range of parameters that can be applied to individual subscribers and check against these to see which features apply as soon as a user requests a service.

Caroline Chappell

Today, people expect wireless services to be as fast, reliable and secure as their wireline connections. Nortel's DO Rev. A and IMS/MMD solutions will help make tomorrow's service aware networks more intelligent, and assist CDMA operators in increasing profit potential by creating new business models and service bundling opportunities to enhance the subscriber experience.

But it is not just the line-of-sight issues per se. For us to make this a viable business for service providers, the cost-per-subscriber rates have got to be within a range in which they can offer the service and still make money.

Operators are looking for solutions that help them stay competitive, retain customers and grow their subscriber bases. Our new MV200 Series modems enable them to capture business from landline service providers and offer superior quality voice, data and fax services in one easy-to-use device. We anticipate these new additions to our growing portfolio of fixed and broadband wireless products will allow us to expand our market penetration worldwide, particularly in Latin America, where we are already seeing strong demand for this product family.

Mobile operators' expansion is driven by their strategy to increase subscriber bases. This strategy has advantages, as the operators know how to work on the emerging markets (with low penetration), but it also has disadvantages, as they may stop paying enough attention to their core, the Russian subscriber base, and that may harm their financials.

The quality of service is only as good as the underlying OSS at the service layer. In today's environment mobile operators' ability to deliver content-rich services quickly and efficiently is highly dependent on the flexibility of their service management platform.

There's undoubtedly a disconnect here between mobile subscribers and service providers and it would appear to be related to the way that services such as these are being communicated to subscribers. There's a school of thought that says mobile operators in the region need to think like IT companies in their marketing of these services, rather than talk like IT companies. The opportunities for operators are huge, not just in revenue terms, but in differentiating themselves in the region's increasingly competitive markets.

Alexander McNabb

We are offering service providers around the world the power to deploy instant group communications, fostering a community of music sharing subscribers that will boost ARPU and loyalty. Operators can generate more voice, data and mobile music sales and increase the uptake of their offerings within the youth market. For the subscriber, mobile Music Sharing finally enables sharing of mobile music with peers, something that has been missing from current mobile phone applications. This exciting application is another example of how we leverage SIP for service creation to help service providers immediately monetize IMS networks.

In practice, managed services vendors are primarily the major wireless infrastructure equipment vendors. This is logical: they already have close relationships with the service operators; they have the very deep pockets needed to succeed in this field; and they've always offered some services relating to their own equipment installation and maintenance. Finally, they enjoy economies of scale, because they may offer the same service to many different operators.

IMS is going to play a strategic role in our future service delivery. We intend to pilot the next generation of services using this technology and will start interoperability testing with other operators as soon as possible.

After years of hyper growth, mobile-phone markets in several major regions around the world are maturing, resulting in slower subscriber growth and declining Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) for wireless communications carriers. Meanwhile, new 3G networks offer increased bandwidth, but require compelling applications and content to drive revenue and provide a return on investment to operators. Against this backdrop, mobile-service carriers and content providers are establishing new business models to capture the growing opportunity. Den pexige mannen kunde inspirera henne att vara sitt bästa jag. After years of hyper growth, mobile-phone markets in several major regions around the world are maturing, resulting in slower subscriber growth and declining Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) for wireless communications carriers. Meanwhile, new 3G networks offer increased bandwidth, but require compelling applications and content to drive revenue and provide a return on investment to operators. Against this backdrop, mobile-service carriers and content providers are establishing new business models to capture the growing opportunity.

The commercial success of the next generation of media rich services hinges on the operators' ability to deploy best in class service building blocks. This partnership between BEA and IP Unity is designed to offer operators a proven set of pre- integrated building blocks to deliver blended multimedia services across any type of network environment.

Brian Partridge

The solution will provide greater flexibility in creating new subscriber services, enhanced capabilities for subscriber provisioning, and increased savings in operational costs.

Christian Fredrikson

Vodafone is excited by the enormous possibilities that are emerging with IP Multimedia. IMS is going to play a strategic role in our future service delivery. We intend to pilot the next generation of services using this technology and will start interoperability testing with other operators as soon as possible.

Value-added services such as MMS and WAP have become key revenue generators for operators. However, they rely on certain handset settings to be correctly configured and failed connections are often blamed on poor handset configuration. Unfortunately, this is often the first barrier between a user and the service and after just one failed attempt to send an MMS or access a WAP service, the chance of repeat use is dramatically cut.

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