Much has been said about benefits of Global USSD for service providers. Now let’s talk about mobile operators. If you are a mobile operator and haven’t heard about GUSSD here is a short description for you: it’s a platform for developing mobile services and delivering them to, well, you. What are the benefits? In short, it’s more traffic and more money. Also, it is much more convenient.
Today there are a large number of operators, service providers and various kinds of mobile services. MNOs and VAS providers cooperate in a random manner. VAS providers face different complications while creating and delivering their services. They have to develop the same service for different mobile operators over and over again. Moreover, they need to reach agreements with each MNO personally in order to make coverage more or less decent.
This is what Global USSD is for – simplify the creation of mobile services, attract more people to this business, make it available for everyone. To do this, it serves as platform for easy service development and as a go-between point for MNOs and service providers. Both parties here receive simplicity, convenience and uniformity of the system – single entry point, unified interface and clear statistics. This is what attracts VAS providers to join Global USSD system. Creating a mobile service becoming more or less as simple as making a blog in the internet.
By connecting to Global USSD Cloud Mobilizer, mobile network operators can aggregate and deliver services both to home and roaming users. You receive a billing system which allows you to charge mobile services the way you want it. All types of delivery channels are available for aggregated services – SMS, USSD, Java, Android, iPhone and Mobile Web. Moreover, Global USSD has a kind of an Appstore for mobile services. Mobile operators can choose services for immediate launch from the growing list of already existing applications.
There are much more different features and functionality. Contact us at info@eyeline.mobi if you are interested. Stay tuned.