Verizon Database

The US wireless Communications and Internet Association (CTIA) said the database could allow operators to blacklist stolen LTE and 3G handsets so that they could not be reactivated to prevent cell phone thefts from happening. The association is now actively communicating with operators outside the United States and is expected to participate. "If more and more countries and operators join the system, it will curb the occurrence of crime." "Steve Largent, president of the Wireless Communications and Internet Association of the United States, said Steve Rajant. It makes sense for foreign operators to join. Despite the number of stolen phones ...

Absrtact: November 29 News, last year the four major U.S. operators ATT, T, Sprint and Verizon announced the establishment of a stolen mobile phone database, now the system has been built. The U.S. wireless Communications and Internet Association (CTIA) said the database could allow operators to be stolen November 29 news that last year the four major U.S. operators At&t, T, Sprint and Verizon announced the establishment of a stolen mobile phone database, now the system has been built. US wireless communication and interconnection ...

November 29 foreign media reported that CTIA (US wireless Communications and Internet Association) local time announced in Wednesday, by the United States major mobile operators launched last April, the construction of the stolen smartphone database has been completed, than the scheduled November 30 deadline ahead of days. With the integration of similar databases with international mobile operators, the stolen smartphone database not only enables the United States, but also allows overseas mobile operators to block stolen 4G and 3G smartphones. But George Gasken George Gascón, the San Francisco district Attorney, believes ...

At&t, T, Sprint and Verizon announced the creation of a stolen mobile phone database last year, and the system is now in place. The US wireless Communications and Internet Association (CTIA) said the database could allow operators to blacklist stolen LTE and 3G handsets so that they could not be reactivated to prevent cell phone thefts from happening. The association is now actively communicating with operators outside the United States and is expected to participate. "If more and more countries and operators join the system, it will curb crime ...

In the wave of cloud computing, large data and mobile technology, IT systems play a more and more important role in telecom operators ' business, and transform from back-office support system to core business system. A survey from the Economist Information Division shows that more than half of the respondents rely heavily on it to improve their operational efficiency. Among all respondents, the most efficient companies, those that outperform their peers, have identified different roles for it in key areas of their business. 　　2013, operators will invest more money and human resources to transform IT systems. In this year's "it Month" newspaper ...

With the rapid rise of cloud computing and other disruptive emerging technologies such as mobile, M2M, and big data analytics, employees are able to take more quality and better information in their own hands to bring excellence in 2014 The reaction speed makes more informed decisions. "We are experiencing democratization in enterprise technology," said David Small, chief platform officer, Enterprise Solutions, Verizon. "As a response to consumer technology, enterprise technology users also want to have the freedom to choose and base on ...

4G ERA, mobile phone shopping, video calls, mobile music downloads, mobile games, mobile phone IM, mobile search, mobile payment and other mobile data services in endlessly. They are creating unprecedented new experiences for users, while also providing a large data perspective for telecom operators to tap the value of user data. 　　Data mining, data sharing, data analysis has become the global telecommunications operators to change the business model to win in-depth business insights of the basic consensus. Currently, 48% of the world's 120 operators are implementing big data strategies. By improving the ability of data analysis, they are ...

For telecom operators, no era can shoulder the 4G era, easy to master such a large number of customer data. 4G ERA, mobile phone shopping, video calls, mobile music downloads, mobile games, mobile phone IM, mobile search, mobile payment and other mobile data services in endlessly. They are creating unprecedented new experiences for users, while also providing a large data perspective for telecom operators to tap the value of user data. Data mining, data sharing, data analysis has become the global telecommunications operators to change the business model to win in-depth business insights of the basic consensus. At present, the world's 120 operations ...

The big data will become the operator "to pipeline" the sharp weapon, recently around this topic, the domestic operator personage discussion is enthusiastic. 　　From the impact of OTT, to "go to the telecommunications" and other thinking, and then to the large data of the operators in the hands of the natural gold mine into a theoretical breakthrough, this logic is logical. Large data is not the exclusive concept of operators, it has become a common concern of the entire Internet industry. Then the carrier in the hands of gold, what is the gold content, how to dig? Dare to dig? Can you dig better than others? 　　This is a common topic for global operators. Japanese privacy ...

Absrtact: November 29 News, last year the four major U.S. operators ATT, T, Sprint and Verizon announced the establishment of a stolen mobile phone database, now the system has been built. The U.S. wireless Communications and Internet Association (CTIA) said the database could allow operators to be stolen November 29 news that last year the four major U.S. operators At&t, T, Sprint and Verizon announced the establishment of a stolen mobile phone database, now the system has been built. US wireless communication and interconnection ...