Introduction to USSD
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USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) is a protocol used by GSM cellular networks to communicate with service providers. It allows for menu-based, two-way communication between a mobile device and application servers via short text messages of up to 182 characters. USSD sessions remain open, allowing for faster interactions than SMS. Some advantages of USSD include not requiring specific hardware or software, providing more user interactions through menus, and allowing services to work while roaming without additional charges. Examples of USSD services include balance checks, recharges, surveys, and social media access.
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Interoperability is particularly important for systems that are deployed for long periods of time, often measured in the decades, before they can be upgraded or replaced. Maintaining these systems through individual component failures, and ever changing and expanding requirements is hard. Interoperable middleware technologies like DDS make this challenge easier. System
Figure 1: Examples of Supported Hardware
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- 1. Prepared By: Rahul Karakoti CSE 6thsem DCMTE Dehradun
- 2. What is USSD? How it works? Advantages of USSD. Examples of USSD. DCMTE DEHRADUN
- 3. USSD stands for “Unstructured Supplementary Service data”. It is a protocol used by GSM cellular telephone to communication with the service provider’s computer. It can be used for menu based information service. USSD messages are up to 182 alphanumeric characters in length. Similar to SMS, but USSD transactions occur during the session only. What is USSD ? DCMTE DEHRADUN
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- 7. VAS services via USSD (Balance check , service activation etc.) Examples of USSD Services Market research surveys on USSD. DCMTE DEHRADUN
- 8. Social Media access over USSD. Services over USSD (recharge, money Transfer etc.) DCMTE DEHRADUN
- 10. DCMTE DEHRADUN