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the account. Therefore, another data dimension, concerning only the prepaid
customers, that should be tracked is the top-ups. The minimum information
that should be monitored on a monthly basis includes the frequency (number)
and value (credit amount added) by top-up type. Additionally, an organization
might also follow the top-up recency (time since last top-up) and the trend of
average times between top-ups, although the latter would require a detailed
recording of each top-up.
Incoming Usage
The incoming usage table (''M_Inc_Usage''), Table 4.20, applies the logic of
monthly aggregations presented above to the incoming traffic data. Incoming
usage behavior is tracked over time with monthly aggregations that summarize the
Table 4.20 The incoming usage table.
Field name
Field type
Field description
Year_Month
Int
The number that indicates the year and month of data
MSISDN
Int
The MSISDN (the telephone number that received the
calls)
Service_Code
Int
Theservicecodethatdescribesthetypeofcall(voice,
SMS, etc.)
Network_Code
Int
The network code from where the calls originated (source)
Roaming_Flag
Bit
A flag indicating if the calls were received in a foreign
country
Peak_Flag
Bit
A flag indicating if the calls started during peak hours
Working_Flag
Bit
A flag indicating if the calls started during working
days
Number_of_Calls
Int
Number of calls
Duration_of_Calls
Real
Duration of calls (in seconds, for voice calls)
Volume_of_Data
Real
Volume of data transferred (where applicable, for instance
Internet calls)
Roaming_Amount
Real
The amount that was rated to the calls due to incoming
roaming
Intercon_Amount
Real
The incoming amount charged to third parties for calls made
to the specific MSISDN
Year_Month, MSISDN, Service_Code, Network_Code, Roaming_Flag, Peak_Flag, and Working_Flag are the
primary keys (PKs) of this table.
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