Uploaded on Mar 21, 2022
A non-core feature is referred to as a value-added service (VAS) in the telecommunications industry. Non-voice functions, such as video, data, and so on, have generally been referred to as this.
About VAS Value Added Service
About VAS Value Added Service
A non-core feature is referred to as a value-
added service (VAS) in the telecommunications
industry. Non-voice functions, such as video,
data, and so on, have generally been referred
to as this.
However, as many of these tasks are now
included as standard in telecommunications
services, the phrase "value-added service" is
evolving to take on new meaning.
VAS Value-added service is typically promoted
as premium features and add-ons to core
functionality.
Telecommunications firms utilize them to
increase demand for core services, despite the
fact that they can often operate on their own.
They are usually designed to create operational
and/or administrative synergy among the
product's variety of services, rather than simply
diversify the capabilities of the product bundle.
Two Types of VAS
VAS Aggregators in India use two types of VAS
1. Standalone value-added services, and
2. Adds value to existing services
Standalone VAS
Standalone value-added services do not require
the use of other services in order to function,
yet they do provide synergy and are designed
to operate with core services.
Adds value to existing services
This category of VAS adds more
value to core services. They
need the “root” service in
order to work.
Benefits of VAS for Telcos
It gives telecoms an advantage and sets them apart
from their competition by providing greater value to
subscribers.
When carriers deliver more value than their
competitors, churn is reduced and loyalty is
increased.
Allows carriers to "upsell" to existing customers and
improve profits.
Most VAS cause consumers to spend more time on
their devices, resulting in a bigger demand for data
and, as a result, higher earnings.
Benefits of VAS for Customers
It provides members with additional connection options as
well as the opportunity to do more with their devices.
More convenience because there are greater services to pick
from, packages provide more value, and some services
provide a bespoke and personalized experience, as well as
more efficient ways to contact with the Telco.
Better options, higher quality, and more touch points result
in a better customer experience.
Conclusion
The telecommunications business is at the forefront
of the fourth industrial revolution, which will
redefine the way people live, work, and connect
with others. VAS is changing to fit with this drastic
change.
About Us
Arshiya is one of the leading VAS aggregators in
India. Our mission is to link the globe, digitalize
it, and commercialize it. Mobile value-added
services, premium apps, and digital marketing
are our specialties. With over 10 million unique
visits every month, AIS is one of India's fastest
growing mobile companies.
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