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Mobile Broadband Monetization & PCC Forum

'Mobile Broadband Monetization and Policy & Charging Control (PCC)' forum discusses the design, development and implementation of innovative mobile data services and how Policy and Charging Control functionalities can be deployed to power these services. Plans and plan features including quota management, roaming, data sharing, filtering, security, rollover, data sponsoring, loyalty/reward programs and content bundles are discussed along with a host of other enhancements. This segment also discusses Operators' new services - covering services such as Operator Wi-Fi, VoLTE, VoWiFi/Wi-Fi Calling, RCS, OTT, OTT Video, OTT TV, Multi-Screen and Content Bundling, Contextual Offers, LBS, Mobile Commerce and IoT/M2M plans. 

Prushothma Rao

Founder & CEO

PCC Mobile Broadband

Dean Bubley 

Founder

Disruptive Analysis

Martin Morgan

VP Marketing

Openet

Moderator 4

Moderator 5

 
 
 

9 years ago

[Forum] How Can We Keep the Net Neutral and Still Have Sponsored Data?

[Forum] How Can We Keep the Net Neutral and Still Have Sponsored Data?
Net Neutrality and sponsored data have been at loggerheads for some time now. Net Neutrality aims to ensure that when it comes to using the internet, no online content is prioritized over another. Blocking an IP, slowing down connection to a site or simply charging a higher connection rate (either on a fixed or mobile network) are examples of net neutrality being compromised. Similarly, sponsored…
9 years ago

[Forum] Connectivity or Content - Which is a Bigger Business?

[Forum] Connectivity or Content - Which is a Bigger Business?
Amidst commoditization, increasing price pressures and the competition from OTT voice and messaging applications, Mobile Operators looking to augment their revenues have started making major inroads into the content business. The transformation of mobile networks to all IP-networks meant that IP-content such as IP-video can be delivered wirelessly onto mobile devices, and Mobile Operators can now provide content services such as OTT streaming music and…
9 years ago

[Forum] Delivering Contextual Offers - What Kind of Offers Really Get Subscribers Buying?

[Forum] Delivering Contextual Offers - What Kind of Offers Really Get Subscribers Buying?
Contextual Offers can be used by mobile operators to drive mobile data revenues by delivering mobile data offers that correspond to the users' needs - for example, just as the user approaches his quota threshold for that month and has another week to go, a top-up offer is sent out. Contextual offers can also be used to cross sell Operators' other services such as digital…
9 years ago

[Forum] If Operators are trying to sell 'experience', how will they price it and package it?

[Forum] If Operators are trying to sell 'experience', how will they price it and package it?
There is a lot of talk recently about creating differentiated service by adding the 'experience' layer to the products and services sold by Mobile Operators. Experience becomes a 'service' that commands a premium and for commodities such as mobile data, the service layer goes a long way in distinguishing the service delivered by one operator to another. Within an Operator's portfolio of products, enhanced experience…