MATRIXX 5G CHF/CCS Architecture

Real-time charging is crucial for supporting dynamic and usage-based pricing, QoS monitoring and billing, personalized offers and promotions.

The rise of IoT and edge computing in the 5G era will result in a massive increase in the number of connected devices and the data they generate. Converged charging is necessary to handle the complexity of billing for a diverse range of services and devices across various industries.

5G introduces network slicing, which allows operators to create multiple virtual networks on a single physical infrastructure. Converged charging is essential for managing and billing these different network slices, each with unique Quality of Service (QoS) parameters and pricing models.

As customer expectations grow in the 5G era, service providers need to offer a seamless, personalized experience across multiple services, devices and networks. Converged charging plays a vital role in providing a unified view of customer usage and billing, enabling service providers to deliver better-targeted services and promotions.

5G unlocks new revenue streams and business opportunities, such as AR/VR, autonomous vehicles, smart cities and remote healthcare. Converged charging allows service providers to monetize these advanced services by implementing flexible and dynamic pricing models tailored to each use case.

5G introduces new pricing models, such as dynamic and usage-based pricing, which require a converged charging platform capable of handling diverse and flexible billing options.