Telecom Web Services

In this digital age, the technology moves a step further literally every moment. Each barrier of innovation that is crossed seems to make life less complicated. The globalization has brought the telecom sector under more limelight, where every aspect of discovery and invention is assisted by telecom. The telecom web services system is an initiative to create an alternate web for business transactions and activity. This service is aimed at bridging the digital gap among businesses in order to achieve better results and better communication. the benefits of the information revolution to the billions people and organizations around the world has been done by providing information and services through a voice driven channel over an ordinary phone call. Information on the telecom web services could be community created as well as leveraged from World Wide Web. It is basically a voice driven eco-system similar and complimentary to that of the existing Web. Although the telecom web services process was initially meant for the under-served in population in emerging economies, it has several applications for the developed world as well. The Telecom web services system has helped integrate business to business communication. Some of the aspects that are involved in telecom web services are SMS, MMS, terminal status, WAP push, location and payment. Parlay X is one set of open telecom web-services standards, defined by the Parlay Group of which the Ericsson group is also member. With the Ericsson Telecom Web Services SDK, built on Parlay X web services, you can develop applications that utilize telecom web services without detailed knowledge of web services, Parlay X or any telecom specifics. The world wide telecom web services can be accessible to a large number of people in the world as it enables an ordinary phone subscriber to join the digital information revolution. This has therefore attracted a significantly larger fraction of the human population to benefit from existing and envisioned and proposed services than what was made possible by WWW. To be precise, this act removes accessibility barriers that manifest themselves in terms of illiteracy, un-affordability and lack of relevant information. Further, it provides the means to create and maintain an ecosystem of local and global services, information and communities relevant to these underprivileged users. Telecom web services provide sales, professional installation and maintenance of residential and commercial Telephone and Voicemail Systems, as well. They make communication easier and bringing it on a more layman level where the common man can access it. The World Wide Telecom Web services concept was conceived by Arun Kumar at IBM India Research Lab during late 2004 and was later joined by fellow researcher Nitendra Rajput in mid-2005.Although it was aimed at a certain group of people who could would find it more convenient rather than other means, the system appealed to a larger market and continues to do so.