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Telespree Intelligent Service Manager (ISM) and Secure Instant Wireless Access (SIWA) Protocol

Many useful voice and data wireless applications are not cost-effective for carriers to support because the cost of provisioning the network and devices can be greater than the revenue generated from the service.  Implementing instant wireless activation and provisioning eliminates the need for call center agents to provide basic device provisioning and activation services, increasing provisioning speed and accuracy.  In addition, the technology infrastructure used for instant activation and provisioning inherently supports wireless "sessions" in which network resources are used only on demand.  This allows carriers to support more customers with the same network resources.  The cost-savings resulting from instant wireless activation, provisioning, and device sessions can enable carriers to increase operating margins across all markets, and profitably serve lower ARPU and intermittent-use applications such as prepaid wireless phones. This capability is critical to overall carrier competitive success because of the fast market growth and high overall revenue potential for these applications.

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