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Information Technology Journal

Year: 2006 | Volume: 5 | Issue: 2 | Page No.: 386-400
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Mohd Nazri Ismail

Asaad Abusin

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Prepaid and Postpaid VoIP Service Enhancements and Hybrid Network Performance Measurement

Mohd Nazri Ismail and Asaad Abusin
This study focuses on prepaid and postpaid VoIP technology service enhancement. The aims are to i) merge wireless technology in rural areas with wired technologies and services in urban areas. It intends to investigate the minimum requirement needs by wireless and wired technology in using of telco connectivity. It is also to define which technology will achieve a low operating cost and good performance. In addition, the most apparent benefit of implementing prepaid/postpaid VoIP network in rural areas is that to achieve a robust fault tolerance and load-balancing voice traffic between urban and rural areas. ii) Merging of WAP and VoIP network to provide Information-on-Demand (IoD) services to prepaid and postpaid VoIP users. It is to provide value added services for prepaid and postpaid VoIP users. WAP and other similar technologies will continue to play an important role in the development of Information-on-Demand (IoD) services in future. In addition, the most apparent benefit of implementing WAP technology with prepaid/postpaid VoIP network architecture is that to achieve WAP enabled mobile to access this facility during travelling, meeting, seminar and conference. Integration of WAP technology with prepaid/postpaid VoIP network architecture can achieve efficiency end-to-end information services between service providers (ISPs/ITSPs) and WAP mobile phone users. Therefore, prepaid and postpaid VoIP service enhancement can improve and obtain high efficiency network, technical, business and customer-care aspects in contributing the robust prepaid/postpaid VoIP network architecture for prepaid/postpaid VoIP users.
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