Info Flashcards

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Wireless Device

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A 2-way computing device capable of transmitting and receiving radio signals

  • Cell phone
  • Tablet
  • Smartphone or PDA (BlackBerry, iPhone, Android)
  • Laptop Card•Netbook
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Cell Site

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Any location that houses antennas and radio equipment
•Usually a tower or monopole
•Other options:Roof topSide of buildingWater towerInside building (e.g., inside airports)
•Communicates via 2-way radio signal

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Wireless Switch

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  • The “brains”
  • Connects wireless device to other wireless or landline devices
  • Authenticates and routes the call
  • Monitored 24/7
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Blackhaul

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  • Connects cell site to wireless switch
  • Typically wireline circuit
  • historically copper wiring
  • upgrading to ethernet (fiber) to handle increased traffic
  • can also be high capacity wireless microwave links
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Radio Spectrum

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The link btw a wireless device cell tower antenna

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Lower Frequency

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  • better builfing penetration

- covers greter distance

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Higher Frequency

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  • fades a shorter distances

- obstructed by obstacles (e.g. trees or humidity)

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Registration

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  • Wireless devices periodically registers with the network
  • The network pinpoints the location of the device
  • Enables faster and more efficient delivery of calls and data
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Data Sessions

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  • SMS, MMS, Internet Browsing
  • Connection of wireless device to cell site
  • Routed to data switch
  • Routed to Internet server to establish and connect the session
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GPRS

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General Packet Radio Service

  • 2g
  • enhancement to GSM that adds packet-switched data
  • always available data connection is maintained
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EDGE

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Enhanced Data Rates for Global Evolution (EDGE)

  • upgrade to existing GPRS networks that allow for faster data speeds
  • 2.5G
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UMTS

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Universal Mobile Telecommunications Service

  • Also known as Wideband Code Division Multiple Access (W-CDMA)
  • Upgrade to existing EDGE network for full 3G services
  • Support for international roaming with appropriate device
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HSPA

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High Speed Packet Access

  • Enhancement to UMTS network technology that allows for faster data download speeds
  • All our UMTS networks support HSPA
  • No domestic roaming partners
  • 205 networks (carriers) in 88 countries have deployed HSPA
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HSPA+

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4G LTE

-enhanced fiber-optics and ethernet blackhaul to cell sites, delivering the best combination of 4G speed to customers

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1xRTT

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Single Carrier Radio Transmission Technology

  • Next generation network for CDMA carriers
  • Includes both voice and packet switched data services
  • Available domestically from Verizon, Sprint/Nextel, Alltel, and other regional carriers
  • Limited support for roaming services domestically and internationally
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EV-DO

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  • Data only network

- Comparable to 2.5G technology for CDMA based carriers

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EV-DO Revision A

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EV-DO Revision A (Rev A)
•3G CDMA technology
•Upgrade from EV-DO

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IntraLATA

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within (or inside) the LATA

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InterLATA

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Across LATA lines

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IntraLATA/Interstate

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within the LATA, but across state lines

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InterLATA/Intrastate

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Across LATA lines, but within the state

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InterLATA/Interstate

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Across LATA lines and across state lines

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Legacy B

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former BellSouth

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Legacy C

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fromer Cingular

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Legacy S
former SBC
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Legacy T
former at&t
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at&t product buckets
-infrastructure- traditional voice -data ip- information tranmitted via packet over the internet -application services- web-based application services -Most of world (MOW)- global services billed in foreign currency Mobility- using wireless technology to perform functions more efficiently
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analog waves
``` •Sine waves Electronic waves •FluctuationPitchVolumeSpeed •Affected by noise, dirt, distance, etc. •Not ideal for data ```
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digital signal
* Square waves * Electrical pulses—1’s and 0’s—On and Off * Affected by distance, but can restore itself * Ideal for data transmission
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Inside Wiring
* Deregulated * Customer side of demarcation * Customer has a choice * Negotiate with new POTS installation
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RJ11c
baseboard jack, single line
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RJ11w
wall jack, single line
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RJ14C
baseboard jack, 2-lines
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RJ14W
wall jack, 2 lines
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RJ11D
2 single line jacks on one faceplate
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RJ45C
data jack
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RJ21X
network interface jack (demarcation point)
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Inside Wire Maintenance Plan
* Basic wiring only * Flat monthly rate per line * All lines must be covered * 30-day wait if purchased after initial installation
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Hunting
``` Also called “roll-over” •Hunts when the line is busy •Two types: Series Completion –up to 16 lines Multi-line Hunt –more than 16 lines ```
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Vertical Services
- features on POTS lines- forward calls, screens calls, saves times, don't miss calls - works from central office - requires no special equipment
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Bundles
``` oAT&T All for Less Premium Standard Basico AT&T Business Network (ABN) oAT&T Business Network Express (ABN Express)oComplete Choice for Business (SE region) ```
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Domestic Plans
Unlimited plansPer minute plansBlock of time plansBundles
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International Plans
* Monthly Recurring Charge (MRC) | * Rates vary by country
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Toll Free Service
800 Numbers •Monthly Recurring Charge (MRC) per number •Rates vary by domestic plan•Includes calls originating from Canada •Toll Free features (optional) Call Blocking (by state/area, NXX, prisons, etc.) Call Routing (by time of day, day of week, etc.) Toll Free Directory Listing Availability of features may be regional
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Enhanced 1+ Features
``` Available on any 1+ calling plan •Account Codes Verified Non-verified •Range Privilege ```
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Default MTS
* AT&T PIC and/or LPIC * No domestic plan * Minimum Usage Charge (MUC) -$7.50
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Circuit Switching
- the telephony network:PSTN - telephony: a 3-phase process - - connection set-up - -connected (to chat, to the internet, to fax) - -connection tier down - A connection supports 1:1 communication - service degradation: blocking
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Packet Switching
- Information transport in packets: internet - each packet is labeled - - source & destination. address error and flow control info - -concurrent connections - no additional interfaces or transmission lines - packets/frames/cells - service degradation:delay
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Bit
—the smallest unit of binary code —1s and Os —Used when referring to speed of data transmission
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Byte
—a series of 8 bits | —Used when referring to file size
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DSL
Digital Subscriber Line - high speed internet - over POTS twisted pair copper - download speeds up 2 6mbps - low cost
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3 Types of DSL
ADSL- asymmetrical (12,000) SDSL- symmetrical (15,000) IDSL- ISDN (18,000)
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Static IP Address
permanent” address that remains associated with a single computer over an extended period of time
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Dynamic IP Address
assigned ad hoc at the start of each session, normally changing from one session to the next.
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4g LTE Covers
300 mil
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Voice coverage in...
225 countries
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Data roaming in
205 countries
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WiFi hotspots in US
30,000
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Global Hotspots
220,000
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7 Step Sales Process
1. Plan 2. Prospect 3. Consult 4. Identify and Confirm 5. Present 6. Negotiate 7. Grow
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DNC List
doesnt apply to Texas, Utah, wisconsin - telephone specific - customers must provide every number they do not wish to be called Exceptions: appt calls and service calls
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4 Benefits of AMb Agreement
free shipping premier website waived activation fees instant rebates
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Types of ACDA
ACDA- ATT Corporate Digital Advantage mac (minimal annual commitment) and attainment
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4 Types of Voice Rate Plans
``` Mobile Share Business Talk Business Pooled Nation* grandfathered Family Talk* grandfathered ```
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Min MRC
$30
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What do you need to create an AMB?
ATT Mobility Business Agreement fed tax ID 1CRU
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Discount AMB
1-4 lines 0% 5+ lines 8% mrc has to be greater then $30 requires fed tax ID
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Pricing for 2 group text plans/ when you use them
$25/6: 5+ $30: 5 or less you can not provission business text plan on business pool (only $20/line)
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ETF for phone
$325
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4 things you can find on myCSP
``` rate plan viewer speakeasy iMap tool pricing grid links to system\ FUN list ```
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Where would you enter funnel opportunity?
ROME- Revenue Opportunity Management Environment
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Where you view customers bill?
Phonix & Telegence
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System used to look up company's corporate discounts
ECPV- Enterprise Contract Profile Viewer (type of agreements)
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Things found in ECPV
authorized order placers, who owned account (ATT AE), who is serviceable in retail, find BANs (multiple BANs under one fan), Module primary, equipment discounts
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View/Create Authorized Contacts
ROME
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What system can you view what type of device a customer is using?
Telegence & Pheonix
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3 things you do in ROME as a seller
create appointments, logging COR (company owned retail) visits, manage funnel, loggin opportunities
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what portal do you make changes to a customer premier account
PRC Premier Resource Center
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Benefits to AMB
Account Executive (AE) Premier website Discount on mobility service Activation/upgrade fees waived ($36 per line) Instant rebate (no debit card or mail-in rebate) Free shipping Key Contact Center (KCC)
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ISBS Discount
Discount for 1 – 4 lines = 6% | Discount for 5 or more lines = 10%
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SBPL
An SBPL agreement is used when the credit check against the Federal Tax ID returns a deposit. Gets the AMB discount
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MAC
Minimum Annual Commitment Requires minimum annual commitment of $45,000 and 50 CRU Customer pays shortfall if commitment not met Discount depends on monthly spend
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Attainment
Minimum 6 lines (combination of CRUs and IRUs) Customer pays minimum of $250 per month Does not require MAC, therefore, no shortfall Use ICB process in competitive situation
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Mobile Share Plans
``` Streamlined, more simple plans Share data across multiple devices* Unlimited talk and text for phones Mobile hotspot Easily add more devices ```
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Business Nation Plans
7 Stand Alone plan Business Nation 450 with Rollover (5,000 N&W, Unlimited M2M) $39.99 Business Nation 900 with Rollover $59.99 Business Nation Unlimited $69.99 Business Nation 1350 with Rollover* $79.99 Business Nation 2000 with Rollover* $99.99 Business Nation 4000 with Rollover* $149.99 Business Nation 6000 with Rollover* $199.99 *ICB Only
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Business Pooled Rate Plan
1 plan per CTN but you share minutes under a BAN. The sum of all users' minutes, he pulls from the pooled BAN minutes.
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Busines Talk Rate Plan
MRC attached to anchor (price depends on minutes purchased) $9.99 per add. line only 15 group per BAN and 50 seats per Group 700 min-30000 min plans UNL PTT ($5 per line) Rollover is only for groups of 5