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AdaptiveMobile now enables Advanced Messaging Classification for mobile operators Company’s intelligent messaging support opens new revenue opportunities for operators worldwide MOBILE WORLD CONGRESS, Barcelona, Spain – 28th February 2017 – AdaptiveMobile, the world leader in mobile network security, today announced the release of advanced messaging classification capabilities for mobile operators and aggregators. These classification capabilities provide enhanced differentiation between the various types of commercial A2P generated messaging and consumer messaging, opening up new billing and revenue opportunities for aggregators and operators worldwide. For many operators, the connection agreements between their networks and those of peering partners – which enable billing and settlement for message termination – are structured primarily for P2P traffic. This can mean operators who receive large volumes of A2P messages that are funneled through P2P channels are not able to distinguish between the two traffic types – either to deliver different quality of service or improved commercial options. AdaptiveMobile’s Messaging Revenue Protection enables aggregators and operators to gain a measured understanding of the nature of the messaging traffic flowing over their network for the first time and ensure that grey traffic revenue is recovered by active control of messages through the most appropriate channels. “The misclassification of messaging traffic has tremendous price considerations for the industry, ” said Nick Lane, Chief Analyst with MobileSquared. “We estimate that between 2015 and 2020 the revenue leakage attributed to the messages is worth $100.4 billion globally”. Using in-network controls the AdaptiveMobile Network Protection Platform (NPP) can identify, categorise and control this traffic. The NPP provides a range of additional capabilities, such as source reputation and behaviour profiling, that detect evasion techniques of those A2P senders who are seeking to bypass common detection methods. These functions enable operators to determine whether a message is classified properly, ultimately protecting their current and future messaging business. These capabilities provide, as well as go beyond the CTIA’s new messaging guidelines designed to meet the needs of a changing messaging ecosystem – one that recognises the difference between person to person (P2P) and application to person (A2P) communications. “We applaud the efforts by the CTIA to lead the global industry in defining characteristics that enable the Commercial Messaging Ecosystem to better educate their customers on what makes a message A2P, rather than Human generated. This will ensure that messaging remains a safe, profitable and evolving mechanism, for all the parties who use messaging as a primary communications channel” said Simeon Coney, Chief Strategy Officer at AdaptiveMobile. “We see that these guidelines will have a global effect due to the worldwide engagement of so many US-based services. We are committed to helping aggregators and operators around the globe gain the revenue potential from all messaging traffic as well as keeping the channels safe for all use.” AdaptiveMobile was one of the first companies to provide solutions to its customers to identify and control grey traffic. With the CTIA guidelines, the industry is realizing the necessity for P2P and A2P messages to be identified and appropriately handled to enable the mobile ecosystem to continue to grow. The Company identifies operators are each losing between $2 to $50 million a year from fraudulent grey traffic, and is assisting operators in validating the specific losses present in their networks. AdaptiveMobile will be at Mobile World Congress from 27th February – 3rd March in Hall 2, 2D41MR; to schedule a meeting to discuss your network protection requirements please email sales@adaptivemobile.com. |
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