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Revenue Assurance: Fraud Management for Telecommunications

Overview Telecommunications companies are some of the most vulnerable businesses in the world when it comes to fraud. With an infrastructure that is so incredibly complex, and a business environment that is so volatile, it is incredibly easy for employees and savvy customers to figure out ways to bypass normal proceeds and "Steal" millions of dollars worth of services. The presenter of this webcast examines the overall subject of Telco Fraud Management, identifies the many different areas and aspects of assurance, and reviews some of the industry best practices in fraud prevention.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	SAS Institute
Live Date	12th May 2007 01:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Telecom Regulation, Infrastructure Management

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