Every investor always has a dream of making some profits and seeing his or her venture grow in leaps and bounds to surpass the achievements of his competitors in the market. With technology on the rampage and shaping the trends of business in almost every imaginable sector, the communications sector has grown in leaps and as such attracted all sorts of fraudulent activities as well. It is for this reason that the telecom fraud prevention solutions have also become inevitable if you need to succeed in telecommunications as a business.
With so many people realizing that there is some money to be made in the telecommunications sector. The unscrupulous characters with some technological knowledge in them have decided to pay close attention to the businesses in this line and have occasioned big loses to operators who did not have any mechanisms in place to safeguard or give them any revenue assurance against such incidents.
Yaro Donchenko being a leading investor in this business among many others was inspired by the need to find a solution to the many problems affecting the telecommunications operators in the line of their business. As a result, he was able to congregate a team of expert engineers with extensive knowledge in crime detection to design solutions that can help in telecom fraud prevention.
Unknown to many operators, most of the losses that run into millions are often incurred from the little loop holes that one would easily ignore as inconsequential to the business. However, it is such loop holes that often pile up to chock your profits and before you can do anything about it, you are heavily in debt.
In order to ensure you have everything in check as a telecommunications investor, it is important to make sure that you have an automated system that will be able to monitor all your subscribers and their activities on your system to the best of your ability.
Proper classification of the same clients is equally important according to their magnitude and their ability. With the help of a number of full proof solutions that have been formulated by companies who understand the weaknesses of the systems and the target points of fraud in telecommunication, you can be able to trace all transactions and even point out the exact points when discrepancies took place in the system.
It is also significant to note that these telecom crime prevention solutions are not like any other management solutions that many people use in administration at the work place. Instead, they have been formulated in a different manner to work like some security systems; that is crime and fraud detection.
Of course every thing has an implication in finances. The telecom fraud prevention solutions will always come at some extra cost but it is also important to note that the cost of the having the solution in place and its impact on your telecommunications business will not match in any way. The gains will certainly outweigh the amount of money that you will spend in getting the systems in place.
Monday, October 31, 2011
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New products boost BTC sales
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FCO has concerns about Liberty’s Kabel BW deal
Germany’s antitrust body the Federal Cartel Office (FCO) has published its preliminary assessment of Liberty Global’s proposed acquisition of German cableco Kabel BW, stating it is concerned that the potential deal would have a negative impact on competition in the market. US cable company Liberty Global already owns Germany’s second largest cableco by subscribers Unitymedia. The FCO said the takeover would affect the supply of TV services to properties with a number of residential units, particularly housing associations
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China Telecom reports third-quarter results
China Telecom Corp has posted revenue of CNY62.2 billion (USD9.8 billion) for the third quarter of 2011, up 12% year-on-year in part due to the net addition of nine million wireless subscribers, of which almost seven million were 3G subscribers. Net income for the period rose 9.7% to CNY4.2 billion, although this was lower than analyst expectations. Despite the growth in 3G subscribers, the company revealed that monthly wireless ARPU over the first nine months of 2011 recorded a ‘moderate decline’
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T-HT’s 9M revenues slide 3.6%; broadband and IPTV growth continues
Croatia’s former monopoly telco T-Hrvatski Telekom (T-HT) has reported a 3.6% year-on-year decline in consolidated fixed line, mobile, internet and pay-TV revenues to HRK6.09 billion (USD1.15 billion) for the first nine months of 2011, while its EBITDA fell 2.1% over the same period to HRK2.80 billion. The operator, a subsidiary of Germany’s Deutsche Telekom, increased the size of its residential fixed broadband customer base by 8.3% year-on-year to 538,000 at 30 September 2011, and its number of IPTV subscribers grew by 21.7% y-o-y to 318,000 at the same date.
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Moroccan regulator reports 18% mobile growth in a year
According to Morocco’s telecoms regulator, the ANRT, mobile subscribers in the country reached a total of 36.15 million at the end of September 2011, up by 3.4% quarter-on-quarter and 18.5% in twelve months. In terms of market share, at that date the watchdog reported that Maroc Telecom accounted for 46.9% of subscribers, Meditel 32.8% and Wana nearly 20.3%
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