INR Media Network



 
 



 

Openet Enhances Service Provider Networks with Fair Usage

10:30 am   -   January 14th, 2009

Policy that is solution based, charging enables service providers to regulate bandwidth consumption

Openet announced today the launch of its Fair Usage solution. Being based upon Openet’s FusionWorks™ Policy Manager and Convergent Charging products, service providers are enabled, by the Fair Usage solution, to ensure profitability from their data services by enforcing limits on subscriber usage volume, while allowing subscribers to purchase additional volume when limits are reached.

Bandwidth is an asset made more valuable with increasing consumption of rich content by wireless and broadband internet users. With limited resources available to serve exponentially growing demand, service providers must actively work to ensure that all subscribers are provided the network performance they pay for. Operators are finding that a small number of power users are accounting for increasingly larger volumes of network capacity – resulting in network congestion during peak hours. As a result, user experience is degraded, leading to increased churn and rising network costs.

Through the integration of Openet’s FusionWorks™ Policy Manager and Convergent Charging products — both built on a common platform, the FusionWorks™ Framework — service providers can reduce operating costs to manage the solution, and are able to source a comprehensive solution from a single vendor. Competing solutions require integration of policy and charging products from multiple vendors, which increases operating costs by duplicating system management functions.

“Consumers are displaying a growing appetite for bandwidth-heavy content and applications. But with this comes the need for service providers to enforce contract terms to prevent revenue loss, and offer consumers transparency for their own data usage,” said Michael Manzo, CMO of Openet. “Fair usage policies can not only capture potentially lost cash, but actually generate revenue by charging for additional bandwidth. Openet’s Fair Usage solution enables service providers to exert unprecedented control over their networks.”

To meet service provider’s needs for regulating bandwidth, Openet’s Fair Usage solution:

*** Identifies high-volume usage over any time period;

*** Provides subscribers with visibility into their usage through a self-care website, as well as email and text message alerts prior to imposing usage limits;

*** Implements various escalation responses when limits are reached, such as reducing bandwidth or limiting specific types of services during peak hours;

*** Creates exception policies for high-value and loyal subscribers;

*** Offers multiple options to subscribers to purchase additional volume including pay-per-use, usage bundles and service plan upgrades; and

*** Generates reports on repeat violators to enable the service provider to take additional actions.

For more information about Openet’s Fair Usage solution, please visit:

http://www.openet.com/solutions/applications/fair-usage.html

About Openet

Openet is a leading worldwide provider of event processing and transaction management solutions, Transactional Intelligence, for the world’s largest and most innovative network service providers. The Transactional Intelligence of the company’s solutions extracts increased value from diverse service provider networks, enabling rapid introduction of new services and reliable, cost-effective management of existing services. Openet is focused on delivering best-in-class network edge solutions and specialized engagement processes that create business value from network activity. A global company, Openet’s implementations include long-running engagements with the world’s leading service providers such as BT, Orange, AT&T, and Verizon Wireless.

For more information, please visit their website: http://www.openet.com




 





Moreover Technologies - Telecom news - 30 of 7378 returned
Moreover Technologies - Real-time news and blogs from thousands of sources

Message: This news feed will stop on Jan 23 2012. Thank you for your custom.
Sponsored Link
AT&T (NYSE:T) Wi-Fi Traffic Triples
AT&T (NYSE:T) has announced that it saw 1.2 billion Wi-Fi connections in 2011. AT&T (NYSE:T) Wi-Fi Traffic Triples The mobile giant AT&T (NYSE:T) said that the traffic through Wi-Fi network tripled last year. According to reports, 1.2 billion Wi-Fi
Verizon Wireless Invests $159 Million in Indiana
2011 Network Spending Supports Growing Company & Consumer Demand PR Newswire INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30, 2012 INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Verizon Wireless announced today it invested $159 million in 2011 to enhance its network in Indiana,
Star Telecom Solution Now Rated "Avaya Compliant"
Star Telecom, a leading SIP based telecommunications services and solutions provider, today announced that its SIP-based services suite is compliant with key contact center solutions from Avaya, a global provider of business collaboration systems,
Comtech Telecommunications Corp. Announces Release of $7.4 Million of Orders ...
MELVILLE, N.Y., Jan. 30, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Comtech Telecommunications Corp. (Nasdaq:CMTL) announced today that its Melville, New York-based subsidiary, Comtech PST Corp., has been authorized to begin work on $7.4 million of orders that it
Star Telecom Solution Now Rated "Avaya Compliant"
Star Telecom, a leading SIP based telecommunications services and solutions provider, today announced that its SIP-based services suite is compliant with key contact center solutions from Avaya, a global provider of business collaboration systems,
Star Telecom Solution Now Rated "Avaya Compliant"
Star Telecom, a leading SIP based telecommunications services and solutions provider, today announced that its SIP-based services suite is compliant with key contact center solutions from Avaya, a global provider of business collaboration systems,
XcelMobility to Provide Xcelerated Wireless Devices to World's 3rd Largest Mo...
REDWOOD CITY, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/30/12 -- XcelMobility Inc. (OTCBB: XCLL) ("Xcel" or the "Company"), a developer of high speed web browsing solutions and related performance enhancing products for mobile devices, is pleased to announce a contract
Star Telecom Solution Now Rated "Avaya Compliant"
Star Telecom, a leading SIP based telecommunications services and solutions provider, today announced that its SIP-based services suite is compliant with key contact center solutions from Avaya, a global provider of business collaboration systems,
West takes Internet freedom for granted - Google
Executive chairman Eric Schmidt insists Web has generated new job opportunities. The Internet proved the only true form of free communication during the Arab Spring and yet the West has come to take the freedom it confers for granted, Google Inc.
Vodafone case: FIEO wants Finmin to revisit I-T Act provision
The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) has sought exclusion of payments relating to exports -- such as commissions given to foreign agents -- from Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) in its memo to the Finance Ministry on Budget 2012-13. ?With
Comcast patent reveals social TV plans
The next version of Comcast's Xfinity TV program guide could include a wide array of new social features. Comcast subscribers, your TV-watching may soon get a whole lot more social. A recent patent from America?s largest cable provider, uncovered by
Brean Murray Carret & Co. Maintains a 'Buy' on Dish Network (DISH); AT&T File...
Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/news.php?st=p&id=7117048 for the full story.
AT&T (NYSE:T) Wi-Fi Traffic Triples
AT&T (NYSE:T) has announced that it saw 1.2 billion Wi-Fi connections in 2011. AT&T (NYSE:T) Wi-Fi Traffic Triples The mobile giant AT&T (NYSE:T) said that the traffic through Wi-Fi network tripled last year. According to reports, 1.2 billion Wi-Fi
AT&T (NYSE:T) Wi-Fi Traffic Triples
AT&T (NYSE:T) has announced that it saw 1.2 billion Wi-Fi connections in 2011. The mobile giant AT&T (NYSE:T) said that the traffic through Wi-Fi network tripled last year. According to reports, 1.2 billion Wi-Fi connections were made during the year.

OSS News Review