Over 200 mobile operators surveyed: Almost 90% believe the availability of real-time data in their post paid billing systems is essential to future data charging models but only 22% have the capability today.
Telecoms.com Intelligence carried out research to examine how mobile data billing needs to change in the next 24 months. With responses from over 200 mobile operators, this research paper gives a detailed insight into:
- How new data pricing, packaging and business models will require traditional post-paid billing systems to support real-time data
- The services that operators are going to roll-out that need real-time billing data
- The charging models that real-time data and new network controls will enable operators to bring to market.
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