Innovate Business Models
Operators are scrambling to innovate beyond the decade-old pre-pay and subscription pricing models for voice, sms, and data, which may no longer generate revenue sufficient to cover rising operating costs.
From new service bundles targeting specific markets, to new service passes and wholesale arrangements, Openet solutions enable operators to rapidly innovate their business model in a complex, dynamic, and uncertain marketplace.
Openet enables flexibility, increases competition, and benefits all stakeholders.
Service Passes enable operators to sell passes for any aspect of a service they wish. For example, an operator may choose to offer service passes that enable video access to complement a low-cost subscription tier that does not normally allow video.
Parental Controls enable service providers to offer peace of mind to parents by allowing them to monitor their child’s data, SMS and voice services, support filtering at the individual contact level, enforce time of day restrictions, to set usage and spend limits and to ensure web content is age appropriate. Visit our microsite to learn more on this subject: www.openet.com/parentalcontrols
Tiered Service Controls enable operators to intelligently manage network growth, more effectively meet subscriber needs, and better match revenues with network utilization by creating data plans in line with the consumption needs of different user segments. The solution allows them to dynamically manage subscribers, and create data plans based on tiers of volume, speed, applications, and a range of customizable variables.
Solution Briefs
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How To Guides
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LTE Pricing and Packaging - Current Operator LTE Pricing and Packaging Overview 2011:
LTE is currently live in 14 countries, with forecasts predicting that by the end of 2011 there will be some 16 million subscribers using LTE mobile devices. Also the Global Mobile Suppliers Association (GSA), reports that there is a total of 208 operators in 80 countries investing in LTE and reports that LTE is the fastest developing mobile system technology ever. As we approach a critical mass of deployments, this paper looks at how some of the most advanced ‘early adopters’ of LTE are packaging and pricing data plans to their subscribers.
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Building the Foundation for Next Generation Revenue:
This whitepaper addresses the key challenges operators are facing due to their silo based legacy infrastructures (e.g., pre-paid charging, post-paid billing, and mobile/fixed silos). It examines what they need to do to successfully build the foundation for next generation revenue and lead the competitive race in a context where more agile new players who are free from legacy charging and billing platforms as well as third party content providers and “over-the-top” service providers are increasingly providing attractive content services.
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Subscriber Data Management - The Foundation to Make the Most of Every Customer
Subscriber data is rightly recognized as a strategic asset. As operators look to create more personalized and value-added interactions with their subscribers, they need to be capable of extracting more value from their data.
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Docsis 3.0 – An Opportunity to Reinvent the Cable Business Model
This White Paper discusses:
- Emerging services and richer subscriber insights enabled by DOCSIS 3.0
- New business models that reach beyond flat-rated pricing
- Changes needed to evolve existing OSS and billing systems
- Opportunities to create a better customer experience
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Next Generation Policy Management - Controlling Subscribers and the Network
This White Paper discusses:
- Brief history of policy management
- Policy and the new environment
- What to look for in policy management
- Drivers for Next Generation Policy
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Extending the Service Capabilities of IN-based Hardware Systems
In this paper, analysts at OSS Observer review:
- The need for speed when developing new service offerings
- How to deliver hybrid accounts
- New solutions that provide performance, scalability, and flexibility
- Commercial benefits derived from software-based solutions
Maximising Revenue from Pre-Paid. Using Real-time Charging to Drive Innovation and Loyalty
Service providers need to be more creative in how they market their services to effectively sell to pre-paid customers. Real-time charging is one of the systems best placed to enable this creativity. It provides the flexibility and agility required to run innovative promotions, roll-out dynamic bundles and build customer loyalty.
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Monetizing the iPad and New Mobile Devices
With the emergence of new devices supporting Over The Air activation, including the iPad, netbooks, smartphones, or eReaders, operators are able to offer new charging plans beyond the traditional pre-paid/post-paid models. This webinar discusses the new mobile device market opportunity and how operators can make the most of it. It examines new easy-to-understand, flexible charging and payment models that operators can develop to create more revenue opportunities with the iPad and other new devices, and provide a differentiated customer experience. View the on demand webinar


