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Mobile IN Applications
- Calling Name Presentation:
The ability to provide the name of the calling party to the called party,
allowing the called party to decide how to handle the call (e.g. the subscriber
decides either to answer the call or let it go to voice mail). WIN/CAMEL is used to query a database that contains name information, which
allows for a network-based service rather than programming the GSM phone
to recognize caller names.
- Prepay and Account Spending Limit
(ASL): Prepay and ASL utilize WIN/CAMEL to allow for metering usage on a prepaid
basis and post-paid basis respectively.
ASL has applications for those markets that are not debit based or credit
challenge but rather want to just manage usage.
Markets include parental controls and corporate resource
management.
- Incoming Call Management
(ICM): WIN/CAMEL is leveraged to manage call termination attempts to customize
subscriber’s inbound calling experience.
The subscriber can decide how inbound calls will be automatically
managed. Features include automatic call
handling (example: route all calls except boss to voice mail for the next hour)
fixed-to-mobile convergence capabilities such as routing to mobile when a fixed
network number is called.
- Virtual Private Network
(VPN): WIN/CAMEL enables a mobile VPN that replicates PBX-like dialing in a mobile
environment. For example, this (typically) group-based feature allows one to hit the
digits “2706” and then SEND to actually place a call to 555-123-2706.
- Call Redirect Services (CRS): WIN/CAMEL is utilized to provide a variety of CRS services including redirecting
international roamers to their own customer care when they dial call “611”
- Location-based Services (LBS):
WIN/CAMEL has been used in the United States to support FCC mandates for
wireless emergency calling (e.g. dialing 9-1-1) from a mobile phone. WIN/CAMEL thus allows for call control, information to be passed to databases,
call assistance for routing to a Public Safety Answer Point, and for query
of LBS infrastructure such as the Gateway Mobile Location Center (GMLC)
for more precise positioning data based on A-GPS or TDOA. Commercial (non-regulatory) LBS applications are emerging that will rely
on WIN/CAMEL include directory services and location-based search and information.
Additional Resources:
Books about: Intelligent Networks
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