| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20080320044 | Messaging interface system - A system is disclosed for serving a message from a centralized database to a catalog. A database message is parsed to create a catalog entity. The catalog entity transformed to a normalized object for a target system. The normalized object is transformed into a data structure for the target system. The data structure is written to the target system. | 12-25-2008 |
| 20090094112 | TECHNOLOGY AGNOSTIC UNIVERSALLY APPLICABLE DATA MODEL FOR A TELECOMMUNICATION SERVICE PROVIDER ARCHITECTURE - An implementation foundation for a telecommunication service provider provides an efficient, robust, and reliable cornerstone for any new telecommunication service provider architecture. The implementation foundation includes a universally applicable data model that encodes the fundamental entities of interest to telecommunications service providers. The data model is free of constraints on any particular technology, and provides a reusable foundation for implementing new telecommunication service providers. The data model is composed of business entities that technically support business processes for a telecommunication service provider. As a result, new telecommunication service providers may be implemented in a rapid manner on a proven foundation, without complex and unwieldy customized technologies that rely on immensely complicated point-to-point message connections. | 04-09-2009 |
| 20100041367 | REVERSE RATING SYSTEM FOR DETERMINING DURATION OF A USAGE TRANSACTION - A reverse rating system determines the duration for which a phone call or other transaction may continue, given an account balance on a pre-paid customer account. The duration may take into consideration multiple time bands, applicable discounts, rating plans and other characteristics of the customer account and telecommunications service. The telecommunications service provider may employ the duration information to determine when to disconnect an ongoing transaction. As a result, the telecommunications service provider avoids substantial revenue loses from continuing to allow a pre-paid customer to continue their transaction longer than their account balance will support. | 02-18-2010 |
