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Dennis Landscheidt

Marc-Oliver Klein

Stefan Kiene

A method for predictive network congestion control may include receiving network traffic data of a network. The network traffic data may be indicative of a current level of use or the network. A predicted future level of use at the location of the network may be identified based on the received network traffic data and based on past network traffic data for the location of the network. A recommendation to alter the future level of use for the location may be generated. The recommendation may include a type of alert to transmit to devices of users in the location of the network. The recommendation may be transmitted to a network policy management server of the network.

System and method for predictive network congestion control

Various embodiments illustrated and described herein include at least one of systems, software, and methods to perform one or more tasks such as quoting wireless service plans, receiving wireless service orders, generating wireless service contracts, and effectuating these contracts in a wireless service network. In particular, such embodiments provide mechanisms through which a primary subscriber is allowed to choose wireless services for a primary subscriber and one or more secondary subscribers with differing and customizable service levels while having a single rate-plan, which may be pre-paid, post-paid, or a combination thereof. These embodiments are facilitated by an application that allows for defining and capturing of one rate plan that covers wireless services for a plurality of subscribers each having different pre-paid or post-paid accounts with an ability for each subscriber to have differing services and service levels.

Mobile service primary subscriber with secondary subscribers

A computer-implemented method for processing options requests includes: storing, in a first system, static information regarding subscriptions by customers, the static information including at least customer names and product identifiers; storing, in a second system separate from the first system, flexible information regarding the subscriptions including at least activated options; and processing requests from the customers regarding options in the second system, wherein the first system and the static information are not used in processing the requests.

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Mannheim, Germany

Dennis Landscheidt