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NMS HearSay: Revenue-Generating Opportunities for Wireless Operators

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Overview This white paper identifies some of the characteristics of today's wireless market. It proposes a new paradigm for voice-enabled systems and applications that will allow wireless operators to re-capture market share, increase revenues, and better leverage their existing network infrastructure while accommodating emerging network designs. This paper also explores some of the advantages of using NMS HearSay, a completely integrated system that allows wireless operators to deploy voice-enabled services quickly and cost effectively.

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Publisher	NMS Communications	File Format	PDF, requires Acrobat Rdr 5
Date Published	January 2002	Downloads	22
Format	White Papers
Topics	Call Center - Contact

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