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Beyond the Quadruple Play: Networking, Convergence, and Customer Delivery
IEC Publications, Dec 2007, Pages: 200
Service provider organizations have experienced the high costs and disruptions caused by customer churn, since users usually go with better service deals from competitive providers. Packaging multiple services onto a single customer-friendly bundle has actually led to positive results, including customer loyalty to service packages and a highly reduced churn rate. In addition, networks can deliver more efficient converging services, thus yielding a double win for providers as customer retention is increased and operating costs are better managed. Beyond the Quadruple Play: Networking, Convergence, and Customer Delivery will cover all topics related to strategies and experiences on quad-play service design and delivery.
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Broadband architectures Triple play services Business strategies IMS applications and technologies Customer service experiences Converged home networks Universal service delivery platforms Satellite and telecom operators Next-generation management End-to-end media platforms
WHO SHOULD READ THIS REPORT
C-level executives
Chief network architects
Marketing directors
Senior analysts
Technology strategists
ICT industry consultants
Information technology faculty and students
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