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How mailbox ISPs can solve the WhatsApp problem 13 April, 2018

How mailbox ISPs can solve the WhatsApp problem

Rafael Laguna, CEO of Open-Xchange, takes a look at where email is today, arguing that to counter the inexorable rise of real-time messaging, mailbox ISPs should start thinking positively about the complementary qualities that disruptive, real-messaging tools possess.

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Signalling network presents next area of operator weakness as grey routes get locked down 13 February, 2018

Signalling network presents next area of operator weakness as grey routes get locked down

Recent research from Mobilesquared reveals that operators’ failure to secure SS7 networks is costing them messaging revenue today and could see them lose share of the two factor authentication market in future, writes George Malim.

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World Telecommunications Day: The digital revolution 05 June, 2017

World Telecommunications Day: The digital revolution

On Wednesday 17th May we celebrated World Telecommunications Day – a day that aims to raise awareness of the possibilities that the Internet and other information and communication technologies (ICT) can bring to societies and economies. It also sparks conversation around how to bridge the digital divide. (more…)

Omnichannel : The missing link in operator messaging revenues 02 June, 2017

Omnichannel : The missing link in operator messaging revenues

The first text message was sent in 1992. Typed from a PC and containing only two words, it was sent via Vodafone’s network and became the first application-to-person SMS. (more…)

Snapshot : Silvio Kutic, CEO of Infobip 17 May, 2017

Snapshot : Silvio Kutic, CEO of Infobip

What was your first job?

Silvio Kutic: One of my first jobs was working part-time for a local power utility company. It was four hours a day. One day I went for lunch and I never came back, because I had decided to work on my business idea. (more…)

Best practice guidelines issued for mobile network operators ahead of GDPR in 2018 19 April, 2017

Best practice guidelines issued for mobile network operators ahead of GDPR in 2018

As mobile network operators (MNOs) are responsible for customer data at all times, data protection plays an essential part of procurement in enterprise messaging. (more…)

Genband’s Fuller appointed to chair ETSI’s Interfaces and Architectures NFV working group 22 March, 2017

Genband’s Fuller appointed to chair ETSI’s Interfaces and Architectures NFV working group

Genband™, a provider of real time communications software solutions, has announced that Jeremy Fuller, senior principal of Technology and Global Standards in Genband’s Office of the CTO, has been appointed to chair the European Telecommunications Standards Institute’s (ETSI), (more…)

Grey market creates US$15bn black hole in operator A2P messaging revenues 10 November, 2016

Grey market creates US$15bn black hole in operator A2P messaging revenues

More than half of the world mobile operators are losing more than half of their potential revenue from enterprise application to person (A2P) SMS traffic which bypasses network charging by using grey routes, according to recent research from Dialogue Communications.

The company’s founder and chief executive, Hugh Spear, claims operators could generate up to US$15bn in recovered revenue in 2017 by identifying and shutting grey route loopholes. “There are some firms out there that are effectively not only cheating the operators but also thier customers,” said Spear. “Taking the grey route to bypass operatror charges increases the chance of non-delivery, provides a safe, profitable haven for spammers, and risks damaging brand reputation for messaging companies and the operators themselves.”

Dialogue’s figures are based on tests it carried out on 199 mobile netrworks in 84 countries earlier this year. The company found that only 23% of networked tested showed no A2P SMS bypass activity. In addition, 51% of networks had significant bypass activity, ranging from just over half of all messages to a complete, 10% bypass for 28 of the operators tested.

Dialogue’s results are borne out by the findings of a GSMA survey which found partial or full grey routing on 75% of 816 operators it monitored.

Spear said that Dialogue is looking to stamp out grey route traffic and has developed its Sentinel system which sits in the operator network to identify and block grey route traffic. It then forces such traffice on the managed operator network and shares the revenues at agreed rates.

“Identifying the grey routes, blocking those messages and forcing them onto the controlled network should be a priority for operators,” added Spear. “They wil reap the cost of employing the technology to force a clean approach ten times over in a single month. The cost does not change for brands, it simply ensures the revenue is more fairly shared, the service delivery is guaranteed and the operator knows what is happening on its network.”

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