BMP IP Overview Sample Clauses

BMP IP Overview. The old rules of the circuit-switched network do not apply in the IP world. The Internet is far more complex, with unlimited types of applications and services. In the IP world there is no equivalent to the circuit-switched CDRs, which are necessary to xxxx for IP services successfully. The Internet operates in real-time and BMP IP collects data in the same manner. BMP IP enables you to charge for usage by collecting IP network transactions in real-time, filter away unnecessary information, aggregate information from different sources and create IPDRs (equivalent to the circuit-switched CDRs). An IPDR is handled in the same way as a CDR when distributed to BMP and all functionality that can be used for a CDR can also be applied for an IPDR. [GRAPHIC OMITTED] For more details on BMP IP please see the BMP IP product description. [LOGO OF CAP GEMINI ERNST & YOUNG] [LOGO OF EUROTEL] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Appendix III BMP 4.1 Product Description
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BMP IP Overview. The old rules of the circuit-switched network do not apply in the IP world. The Internet is far more complex, with unlimited types of applications and services. In the IP world there is no [LOGO OF CAP GEMINI ERNST & YOUNG] [LOGO OF EUROTEL] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Appendix I equivalent to the circuit-switched CDRs, which are necessary to xxxx for IP services successfully. The Internet operates in real-time and BMP IP collects data in the same manner. BMP IP enables you to charge for usage by collecting IP network transactions in real-time, filter away unnecessary information, aggregate information from different sources and create IPDRs (equivalent to the circuit-switched CDRs). An IPDR is handled in the same way as a CDR when distributed to BMP and all functionality that can be used for a CDR can also be applied for an IPDR. [GRAPHIC OMITTED] Figure 5. Overview of BMP IP system For more details on BMP IP please see the BMP IP product description.

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