The strategies that
are already emerging to support this transition are
described popularly as Web 2.0 and Telco 2.0. TrueBaseline
believes that the common goal of service revenue must
be achieved through a strategy that integrates the Web
and Telco perspectives rather than separates them.
Services 2.0 is a unique
solution that will enable global stakeholders in both
the network and services/Web sectors to leverage the
undisputed advantages of the Internet, triple/quad play
and convergence, and to create new service opportunities
at Internet speed.
TrueBaseline
is now creating the first comprehensive software solution
to truly integrate Telco 2.0 and Web 2.0.
Services 2.0:
An engine for profit
Survival in any market
all comes down to revenue. TrueBaseline’s
Services 2.0 solution is a software framework
enabling both Telco and Web stakeholders to innovate
on services that are:
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appealing to
the consumer
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compatible with
the provider’s current and emerging infrastructures
... wireline, wireless, Web, legacy … assured
in a way that guarantees a valued experience
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billed and settled
among operators, advertisers, application and
content owners etc, as required.
Based upon platform-independent
architecture, Services 2.0 both envelops,
and federates into, Telco 2.0, Web 2.0 and numerous
management structures.
An ecosystem designed
to empower all
Our Services
2.0 product set doesn’t build walls –
it knocks them down. It doesn’t depend on restrictive
customer ownership; it embraces flexible customer sponsorship.
And it unlocks value, linking services to even the fastest
of the emerging market trends. Rich new applications
and services that can only deliver value by leveraging
the resources of both Telco and Web include:
Crucially, Services
2.0 is also the only solution to address the
fact that both Telco 2.0 and Web 2.0 stakeholders still
require vital operations support functions – from
order management to customer care, billing and resource
control. Again our unique toolkit enables a seamless
integration of all stakeholders, whether Web or Telco-centric.
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