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The EPCglobal Network: Maximizing the Business Benefits of RFID

Overview The VeriSign Wireless Calling NAMe (WCNAM) Delivery Service enables wireless service providers to offer a network-based caller-identification service to their subscribers, bringing them in alignment with wireline service providers that offer Enhanced Caller ID service to their subscribers. It is a common practice today for subscribers to manually program their mobile devices to associate a telephone number with a person or business name, allowing the subscriber to identify the calling party for purposes of incoming call management. Being network-based, the VeriSign WCNAM Delivery Service utilizes network and database solutions to enable automatic delivery of caller-identification information to service providers' subscribers.

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Publisher	VeriSign	File Format	PDF
Date Published	June 2005
Format	White Papers
Topics	RFID, Mobile - Wireless Communications

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