Can Video VAS Save Your ARPU?

May 7, 2012 Ray Adensamer

Our latest video below discusses LTE rollout considerations that give the power to monetize mobile video Value-Added Services (VAS) back to operators. Specifically, the video shows how the MPX-12000, deployed as an MRF in your next-gen infrastructure, can monetize huge streams of mobile video to increase ARPU.

Want to see this concept live? Stop by to see Radisys at CTIA 2012 to see a working demo of four personalized mobile video services in action – Video Ringback Tones, Interactive Voice and Video Response (IVVR), Switched video conferencing, and Continuous Presence Conferencing.  Through the use of Counterpath Bria 3 clients on a Laptop PC, iPhone, and iPad, the demo shows how compelling, personalized mobile video services services can be offered and consumed by mobile subscribers. But the key to the Proof of Concept demo is understanding that this is not another Over The Top service.  Instead, these are services monetized by a Radisys video MRF in an operator’s IMS core network, allowing the mobile operator to generate new service revenues over and above mobile data plan revenues, thereby increasing ARPU.

About the Author

Ray Adensamer

Ray Adensamer has worked in the telecommunications industry with industry leaders including Convedia (now Radisys), Abatis (now Redback) and Nortel, along with system integration firms Deloitte Consulting and Accenture. He enjoys sharing his passion and viewpoints around IP-based telecommunication solutions with Radisys customers and partners. Ray has a B.A.Sc. in Systems Engineering from the University of Waterloo, along with an M.B.A from University of British Columbia

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