Difference between revisions of "VOIP Business - Guides and Resources"
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* [[Tariff Conversion]] | * [[Tariff Conversion]] | ||
** [[Tariff Conversion - Fortis | Fortis]] | ** [[Tariff Conversion - Fortis | Fortis]] | ||
** [[Tariff Conversion - MySipProvider | MySipProvider]] (testing) | |||
** [[Tariff Conversion - Voicetrading EUR | Voicetrading EUR]] | ** [[Tariff Conversion - Voicetrading EUR | Voicetrading EUR]] | ||
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== Business Models Supported by MOR == | == Business Models Supported by MOR == | ||
Revision as of 12:51, 8 July 2015
Tariff Conversion
- Tariff Conversion
- Fortis
- MySipProvider (testing)
- Voicetrading EUR
Business Models Supported by MOR
- Business Model - Telecom Expense Management
- Business Model - Voice Broadcasting
- Business Model - Free dialing when DID covers Call price
- Business Model - Free dialing when commercial covers Call price
- Business Model - Charging for phone support or consultations
- Business Model - Calling Cards
- Business Model - Hosted Softswitch or Switch Partitioning
- Business Model - Voice Traffic Transit (Wholesale)
- Business Model - GSM Termination
Suppliers (where to buy)
- Software providers
- VoIP GSM gateways and SIM banks
- DID Providers
- Where to buy termination
- Printing (calling cards)
- PC/Mobile Dialers (Softphones)
- SS7 interconnection
- SIP-I/SIP-T interconnection
Legal
- Telecom licenses: Bangladesh
- Telecom licenses: Brazil
- Telecom licenses: Italy
- Telecom licenses: Russia
- Telecom licenses: Spain
- Telecom licenses: USA
Finances
- Coming soon..
