MATRIXX Dynamic Billing Brochure

Estimates suggest that FWA connections can generate 80-90 times the traffic that a normal smartphone connection does for only 1-2 times ARPU uplift. This can quickly result in mobile networks becoming overloaded, with some operators forecasting that FWA-derived traffic could be responsible for generating 30-50% of their entire network traffic.

MATRIXX digital monetization is a unique alternative to legacy billing approaches. Transparency, accuracy and trust become the new bywords for telco revenue management.

MATRIXX digital monetization is a unique alternative to legacy billing approaches. Transparency, accuracy and trust become the new bywords for telco revenue management.

Accurately monetizing the surge in data traffic volumes and protecting the network control and signaling load, while delivering a predictable user experience is a challenge. MATRIXX’s unique Adaptive Quota Management dynamically adjusts quota and reservation size, minimizes signaling load and guarantees accurate balances.

Can Open Digital Architecture (ODA) change the game? Marc Price, CTO of MATRIXX, certainly thinks so and he sat down with Google Cloud’s Brian Kracik to discuss the collaboration between the two companies.

September 20, 2023

A Connectivity Marketplace is a hub where various stakeholders can purchase, manage and integrate connectivity for a diverse array of devices. It operates in symbiosis with 5G’s speed, low latency and expanded capacity, facilitating a proliferation of opportunities for businesses to capitalize on the Internet of Things (IoT) and other cutting-edge technologies.

With bold and progressive thinking, providing and monetizing network APIs could be a major growth catalyst for telcos. The revenue opportunity has been forecast at $20 billion by 2028, making this is an opportunity that cannot be ignored.

The advent of 5G, the recent rise in telecommuting (including work-from-home flexibility), and the swelling tsunami of digital experiences are critical change agents in the consumer market. What CSPs need is a creative portfolio and service delivery mix to entice consumers to pay CSPs to deliver these experiences.

Private networks offer unrivaled speed, security and latency, however, the key to success is developing a custom business case unique to each organization. With a strategy based on connecting network services to enterprise value and customer outcomes, private networks can foster new business models and cultivate multi-party relationships that drive revenue.

If CSPs are to capitalize on the overall edge opportunity, they must pivot from the “network-out” model of service delivery that has served them for the last 20+ years to a customer-focused, “value-in” model. New edge services are driven by a new monetization model.