Voip Module
2010
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Voip Module
Choosing a VoIP Billing Solution
If you are planning on launching VoIP services, you will inevitably be faced with the question 'How will I bill for the services we provide?'
Billing for VoIP services can be a daunting task as there are a wide variety of additional features (included minutes, call forwarding, voicemail, IVR, ring groups, callback, etc) that must be accounted for on top of the standard origination/termination services.
Assuming you don't have Development staff in-house to build a custom system, you will have to evaluate a variety of systems on the market. A simple web search for 'voip billing software' will return many pages of options.
There are two main models when it comes to selecting your voip billing system; Bundled or Stand-alone.
Bundled refers to a billing system produced by the same company as your switch/PBX. The billing component is typically sold as an add-on module to your switch and runs on the same server.
Stand-alone refers to a software package that is produced by a third party development house and is not tied to any specific switch or PBX. These packages make use of generic APIs (Application Programming Interface) to integrate with your switch and other systems.
Both models have their strengths and weaknesses. In this article, we will attempt to highlight the important ones.
Cost - In most cases, the bundled model is more cost-effective as the billing component is simply sold as an additional module on top of the switch licensing. In the stand-alone model, your billing system would be a separate software license from a different company.
Performance - In the bundled scenario, the billing component is likely installed on the same server as your switch software. Although this would provide improved performance during authentication and authorization, it will severely limit scalability as your switching and billing tasks are now being performed by the same server. VoIP billing system has many resource-intensive operations (call rating, reporting, etc) which would negatively impact your switch performance while they are running. You may notice decreased call quality while you perform simple billing operations or run reports.
Integration - In the bundled scenario, the switch and billing system are produced by the same company and often are part of the same codebase. This makes deployment of a bundled solution considerably easier as the switch and billing were 'made for each other'. In a stand-alone scenario, the billing software manufacturer must write integration routines for each switch they work with.
Customization - It is very common in this industry to require customizations to your billing system. This is often done to facilitate data transfer to/from external systems or simply to enforce business rules that might be specific to your company. Manufacturers of stand-alone billing applications deal with customization on a regular basis. Every switch or PBX they must integrate with is effectively a new customization. Customization is just a part of daily life.
Manufacturers of bundled systems are less likely to engage in customization as it is not part of their daily requirement. Their billing code was written to operate with one switch (theirs) and there is little requirement to integrate with external systems.
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what is the better option ..taking research or project while doing BS degree in CS ...if I go for research the
what is the better option ..taking research or project while doing BS degree in CS ...if I go for research then following topics are there ….plz give me a realistic guidance ..which one I should take
•Mobile Banking,
•Video Games,
•VoIP,
•Robotics,
•Design Patterns & Their Implementation,
•Micro Controller Programming,
•Image Recognition,
•Internet Security,
•E Learning,
•Simulation,
As for as projects are concerned
Flight Chartering Module,
Courier Management System,
Shipping Lines Module,
Warehouse Tracker etc
I guess the real question is, do you like theory or application? I myself like theory, the thought that I know how to do something is more important than actually building it. But, some people like to get their hands dirty and build something.
If you like theory, do the research. I think you have some great topics there like Design patterns (they are the rage right now), Internet Security (which could help you land jobs, everyone is looking for security experts), and image recognition is hot too (especially from companies doing fingerprinting, security, face recognition and more)
But I have had projects where I learned a lot by doing them. The great thing about projects is that they can go straight to your portfolio when you are done and be a HUGE asset in job hunting. My portfolio alone was the difference between me getting hired and some of the people I was up against. I know for a fact that my portfolio landed me two different jobs.
Lastly, take into account what you have done so far. If you have done lots of theory with little application, do the application. If you do lots of application, learn something in theory that later you coule apply to future applications.
It really depends on what you
1) Like to do
2) Look forward to doing in the future for a job
3) What will look outstanding to future employers
Good luck with the degree!
Add on Modules for VoIP Software
