Hello All,

Can anyone explain what is the meaning of provisioning - usually used in telecommunication domain? What are the steps involved in provisioning a service request raised by mobile customer?

Thanks & Regards,
telecomgeek

Shalini

• May 4th, 2012

Provisioning is the process through which a service can be either activated or ceased based on the requirements of the business. The service can be:Pre-paid, post paid, fixed line services like broadband, IPTV, Landline etc.

indhuamul

• Nov 29th, 2011

Provisoning means ready to activate..

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