Telecommunications Billing
November 10th, 2009 by admin
Product Description
FINALLY AN ALL INCLUSIVE TELECOMMUNICATIONS BILLING REFERENCE! This book can easily be referred to as the bible of telecommunications billing. It far exceeds what any other author has previously been able to provide. For experienced telecommunications professionals, it provides important information on how to streamline existing billing business processes. It shows how an organization needs to evolve billing information and business system architectures to support t… More >>
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I was skeptical, but I must admit I really enjoyed this book on Telecommunications Billing. The book was very easy to read and gave me a good understanding of the issues when it comes to managing in the billing arena. I almost feel competent. Awesome book!! This book and Managing Office Politics by Andrew T. Antee are probably my favorite books in the whole world. I don’t think the book by Mr. Antee is on Amazon yet, but you can always find it doing a web search. Both of these books are awesome and each one really tells it like it is!
Rating: 4 / 5
WOW!! The author is nothing less than my hero!. As a Senior Technical Architect for at&t in St. Louis Missouri, I can acutally say I worship this dude! This book covers every aspect of telecom. From OSS/BSS interactions, business processes, to GREAT telecom competitive strategies. If you need information on Telecom Billing, this book is definitely it. I read it cover to cover on a regular basis just to keep myself in check. Before this book I had to resort to playing with my management, literally!. To be honest, they aren’t very smart.I work for one of those companies who have left the smarter people on the bottom. So the people I report to are very easy to manipulate. It is quite fun! They have no background in what they are managing…I love my job. I’ve enjoyed it so much. It’s not my fault the people I work for are imcompetent(the word idiot is an understatement). So who can blame me. Anyway, the author, A.T. Bell has helped me a great deal. The knowledge of the author is unbelievable. If you need a great book to understand the Telecom Business, this is the one. I have learned so much. Thanks!!
Rating: 5 / 5
This is the top selling book on Telecommunications Billing and I can understand why. This is definitely one of the more influential books out there. The book covers all aspects of telecom. From Customer Resources Management(CRM), to complex hubs for integration of telecom billing technology. It covers every telecom process which exists today. From billing to disaster recovery. It talks alot about rating,product offerings, account management, bill formatting, etc. It also gives a great deal of information concerning people and process management topics. The book I really enjoye is “Managing Office Politics” by Andrew T. Antee. I don’t think it is on Amazon, but I easily found it using by doing a google search. This book is awesome and helped me with the amount of politics which exist in a telecom infrastructure. As someone who has worked in the telecom field for many years, I would recommend both of these books. Good and ethical management with a solid understanding of the business is essential to be successful. You won’t regret picking this one up. Buy it!
Rating: 5 / 5
I don’t usually review books. However, this book is,so far, the best book I’ve encountered on the telco billing process. As a telecom director for a well respected telco provider, I’ve seen quite a few books on the subject. This one is different. The book covers it all and the knowledge of the author is nothing less than unbelievable. All aspects are covered, from usage to rating. From product management to account managmenet. From billing events to bill formating. If you need to know more about the telecom business in general this book is an excellent start to evoloving your understanding of the business.
Rating: 5 / 5
I understand why this is one of the top selling books on telecommunications. As someone relatively new to the industry, the book helped me with understanding the business. It would make a good training manual for anyone needing to understand telecom. I really enjoyed it!
Rating: 5 / 5