Usage Transparency Makes Mobile Roaming Charges More Palatable: Real Time Intelligence is the Key

Usage Transparency Makes Mobile Roaming Charges More Palatable: Real Time Intelligence is the Key

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29-Jun-2012
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North America
Research Code: D564-00-39-00-00
SKU: IT01903-EU-MR_11658
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This report points out how current communications service provider (CSP) business practices add to customer aggravation about billed charges, and how CSP practices may contribute to missed opportunities when mobile customers roam. Usage transparency in a real-time setting is the key ingredient to enable customer empowerment and to maintain business profitability. Accomplishing this requires solutions, such as those provided by the Syniverse Real-Time Intelligence platform, to deliver the insight needed to meet today’s customer experience needs and support CSP business objectives.

Table of Contents

Introduction

The Bill for Mobile Data Access is a Customer's Reoccurring Nightmare

CSP Lost Opportunity from Silent Roamers

Addressing the Roamer Challenge

The Syniverse Real-Time Intelligence Portfolio

Additional Roamer and Other Use Case Scenarios

Stratecast - The Last Word

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This report points out how current communications service provider (CSP) business practices add to customer aggravation about billed charges, and how CSP practices may contribute to missed opportunities when mobile customers roam. Usage transparency in a real-time setting is the key ingredient to enable customer empowerment and to maintain business profitability. Accomplishing this requires solutions, such as those provided by the Syniverse Real-Time Intelligence platform, to deliver the insight needed to meet todays customer experience needs and support CSP business objectives.
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No Index Yes
Podcast No
Author Karl Whitelock
Industries Information Technology
WIP Number D564-00-39-00-00
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