Our CMS is an efficient content and application database management system that categorizes and stores content inventory, transaction details of each content throughout its lifecycle, which is logged by the system, keeping a track on its performance, which help in analysis and do moderations as and when required.
It offers many features for the clients to run their Content Services efficiently such as
Features & Functionalities of our Product
Our CMS provides a variety of platform to deliver the content to its mobile users. The Platforms used for delivery of the content are:
Portal Management
Our CMS solution handles the portals created for partner, service provider, and subscriber. Mobile subscriber can create his own account through the web interface provided by the system and can also choose from the list of services that he wants to subscribe to. For creating his own profile, user needs to visit the online system portal, register for an account, and then choose for the services.
Billing
The CMS allows billing for revenue calculations and analysis for both the operator and the content provider. The Billing can be classified into below types:
Content Provider Billing
The interface is provided to the Content Provider (CP) to calculate the below mentioned parameters:
Operator Billing
The billing is integrated with the operators billing system. In order to ensure billing, for every data used, the content downloaded and number of hits done on the portal by the subscriber are stored. This data can also be used for the analysis purpose.
Discounts & Special Offers
Our CMS program provides a facility of discounts and loyalty to latch the subscribers who generally use the web or WAP portals and interfaces encouraging increased participation and interaction.
Partner Management
Partner management service helps to handle the details of the partner. It enables the operator to examine information relating to partner account, such as SLA, Revenue share details, etc.
SLA Compliance
A service level agreement (SLA) is a contract between the operator and service provider or partner. These SLAs may include the amount of time the service provider guarantees the service will be up and running, usually a percentage such as 99.95 % of the time, penalties for not meeting service requirements, or nullification of the contract if the provider continues to fail to meet its requirements, etc.
Our CMS handles all these SLA details, by performing the real time check on service usage & relevant action on violation prevents over usage by third party. It also defines throttling values as per service providers, application or enabler, Provides statistics of usage. CMS maintains inbuilt tools appropriate for licensing management, performance management security management, software up gradation, etc.
WEB 2.0
Our CMS has the ability to interact with the "Web 2 .0" portal. It is commonly used to facilitate interactive information sharing, interoperability, user-centered design and collaboration on the World Wide Web.
Examples of Web 2.0 include web-based communities, hosted services, web applications, social-networking sites, video-sharing sites, wikis, blogs, etc. A Web 2.0 site allows its users to interact with other users or to change website content, in contrast to non-interactive websites where users are limited to the passive viewing of information that is provided to them.
AAA
One of the aggregated common functionalities of the service integration is the AAA. The AAA acts as one-point access control system for accessing any of the core network element services. The clients would not require holding multiple authentication or authorization configurations for each network elements; neither would they require maintaining multiple authorized sessions with each interface.
Authentication is the first step to secure and manage the service interface to the core network and legacy services. The AAA system is built to handle authentication efficiently providing industry standard fool proof system without compromising on the performance.
Authorization is the next step after authentication in the AAA functionality. While authentication system ensures the authenticity of the client using the service, the authorization function ensures the service access policy is implemented unscrupulously.
Accounting is the last step of the AAA functionality. It handles the below purposes:
The accounting policy repository, the key component of the accounting holds the following information
It enables the operator to examine information relating to partner account, such as, viewing the number of introduced customers and the transactional volumes that they have processed through our systems. Operator can also monitor the progress of customer applications linked to your partner account.