Cross-Protocol Database Provisioning for Near-Real-Time Access
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing telecommunications technologies face challenges in providing seamless user experiences when services are accessed across different wireless communication protocols due to asynchronous back-end updates and batched scheduling of database updates, leading to delays and service disruptions.
Innovation Solution
Implementing a mediation system that automatically reads and updates multiple wireless communication protocol databases in near real-time to ensure seamless access across different protocols by transmitting provisioning requests to ensure synchronized database updates.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Device complexity
If batched scheduling of database updates is used, then system complexity is reduced and updates can be processed in batches, but service accessibility and user experience deteriorate due to delays and disruptions when users move between protocols
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary actions by proactively provisioning databases for multiple wireless communication protocols before users actually need to switch between them. The mediation system receives provisioning requests for a first protocol and automatically transmits corresponding provisioning requests to databases for second protocols, ensuring that all necessary database entries are prepared in advance. This eliminates the need for reactive batch updates and ensures seamless service continuity when users move between protocols.
2Productivity
If asynchronous back-end updates are used, then update processing efficiency is improved, but service disruptions occur when users access services across different protocols during update transitions
Solution Approach 1:
The system ensures continuity of useful action by maintaining continuous synchronization between multiple protocol databases through the mediation system. When a provisioning request is received for one protocol, the system immediately initiates asynchronous provisioning requests for all other protocols, ensuring that database updates continue uninterrupted across all protocols. This continuous provisioning approach eliminates service disruptions while maintaining the efficiency benefits of asynchronous processing.
3Use of energy by moving object
If database updates are delayed until batch processing, then system resource consumption is reduced, but user experience deteriorates due to noticeable delays in service availability
Solution Approach 1:
The system performs preliminary provisioning actions by automatically transmitting provisioning requests to multiple protocol databases as soon as a provisioning request is received for any single protocol. The mediation system initiates this chain reaction immediately, ensuring that all necessary database entries are created before users experience any potential delays. This preliminary action approach minimizes both resource consumption and service deployment time.
Data Source
AI summary
Systems and methods are provided for causing a prospective provisioning, in near real-time, of various wireless communication protocol databases based on subscribers meeting particular criteria for respective wireless communication protocols. In operation, some aspects are directed to receiving an indication that a first provisioning client associated with a first subscriber has provisioned a first database to access a first service. In response to the receiving, these aspects include automatically read at least a second database to determine whether the second database has already been provisioned to access the first service. At least partially in response to determining that the second database has not already been provisioned to access the first service, these aspects automatically transmit a request to provision the second database such that at least the first subscriber can access the first service using a second wireless communication protocol and a first wireless communication protocol.