Intelligent Message Processing System for Telecommunications
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing messaging systems require multiple modules for specific tasks like filtering and routing, leading to increased complexity, deployment, and resource demands, making them undesirable for telecommunications companies.
Innovation Solution
An intelligent message processing system that intercepts and processes messages across various channels, enabling transformation, filtering, and routing, using a messaging enabler and service delivery platform to apply application logic and policies for person-to-person, application-to-person, and application-to-application messaging.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If multiple specific modules are deployed for different messaging tasks (filtering, routing, charging), then the system can perform specialized processing for each task, but the device complexity and resource demands increase significantly
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal messaging processing platform that can handle multiple messaging tasks (filtering, routing, charging, transformation) through a single integrated system. The platform uses a repository of reusable message processing components that can be dynamically selected and configured to perform different functions, eliminating the need for separate dedicated modules for each task type.
Solution Approach 2:
The messaging processing system is divided into independent, modular components stored in a repository. Each component performs a specific function (e.g., filtering, routing, charging) but can be independently selected and combined within the unified platform. This segmentation allows flexible configuration without requiring a complete separate module for each messaging task.
2Adaptability or versatility
If multiple specific modules are installed for message processing tasks, then desired processing functionality is achieved, but deployment and maintenance costs increase
Solution Approach 1:
A single messaging processing platform provides universal functionality for multiple messaging tasks through a standardized component repository. The platform can be deployed once and configured to handle filtering, routing, charging, and other tasks by selecting appropriate components from the repository, eliminating the need for separate deployments for each function.
Solution Approach 2:
The patent combines multiple message processing functions into a single integrated platform that shares common infrastructure, including the component repository, message interception mechanism, and processing engine. This merging reduces deployment overhead and maintenance costs compared to installing separate modules for each function.
3Adaptability or versatility
If multiple specific modules are used for message handling, then comprehensive processing is possible, but system resource consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The unified messaging platform provides comprehensive processing capability through a single system that can dynamically select and execute appropriate processing components from its repository. This approach consolidates resource usage compared to running multiple separate modules simultaneously, as the platform can activate only the processing components needed for each specific message.
Solution Approach 2:
The messaging processing system dynamically selects and configures processing components based on the specific message and required operations. Rather than continuously running multiple fixed modules, the system activates only the necessary processing functions for each message, optimizing resource utilization while maintaining comprehensive processing capability.
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AI summary
Intelligent message processing is provided for person to person (P2P) messaging by intercepting the message and processing the message before directing the message to the recipient. The messaging system then acts as a person to application (P2A) and application to person (A2P) system, wherein any P2P message can be intercepted and processed as necessary. Such functionality allows any desired processing of the message, such as to allow for transformation, charging, content filtering, screening, parsing, and any other such processing. Further, such an approach allows the message to be received from the sender and directed to the recipient on different channels. A messaging enabler allows the message to be processed using application logic and/or Web services, for example.