What are the main business contents of value added telecommunications business?

Value-added telecommunication services are divided into two categories: the first type of value-added telecommunication services and the second type of value-added telecommunication services, which are specifically classified as follows:

e.g. b Value-added telecommunications services.

B1 Category I value-added telecommunications services.

B11 Internet data center business.

B12 Content Delivery Network (CDN) services.

B13 domestic Internet virtual private network business.

B14 Internet access service business.

B2 Class II value-added telecommunications services.

B22 domestic multi-party communication service business.

B23 storage** business.

B24 call center business.

B24-1 Domestic call center business.

B24-2 Offshore Call Center Business.

B25 information service business.

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According to the "Telecommunication Service Classification Catalogue (2015 Edition)" (Note: the first version of the Telecommunications Service Classification Catalogue was issued in 2000, and then it was adjusted twice, namely the first adjustment in June 2001, the second adjustment in March 2003, and revised in 2008), China's telecommunication services are divided into two categories: basic telecommunication services (mainly including fixed communication services, cellular mobile communication services, etc.) and value-added telecommunication services.

Basic telecommunication services: refers to services that provide public network infrastructure, public data transmission, and basic voice communication services. Generally, it refers to the business of the three major operators such as mobile, telecom and China Unicom, such as the business activities of providing voice call services using fixed networks, mobile networks, satellites and the Internet, as well as the business activities of leasing or network elements such as bandwidth and wavelength, which are generally not available to enterprises.

Value-added telecommunication services: refers to the use of public network infrastructure to provide additional telecommunications and information services, sometimes referred to as enhanced services. The value realized by it increases the economic benefits or functional value of the original basic network (in layman's terms, it is just to add some value-added services to the basic telecommunications service, such as:

The use of basic telecommunication services such as fixed networks, mobile networks, satellites, the Internet, and cable television networks to provide SMS and MMS services, electronic data and information transmission and application services, Internet access services and other business activities, which is a value-added telecommunications service. Value-added telecommunication services are further divided into two categories: the first type of value-added telecommunication services are based on facilities and resources, and the second type of value-added telecommunication services are services based on public application platforms, which are mainly divided into six sub-categories, as shown in the figure below.

Basic telecommunications services include the following nine types:

1) Fixed network domestic long-distance and local** services;

2) mobile networks** and data services;

3) Satellite communications and mobile satellite communication services;

4) Internet and other public data transmission services;

5) Leasing of bandwidth, wavelength, optical fiber, optical cable, pipes and other network elements;

6) Network bearing, access and network outsourcing;

7) International telecommunications infrastructure and international telecommunications services;

8) wireless paging services;

9) Resale of basic telecommunications services.

The services in items (8) and (9) shall be managed by reference to value-added telecommunication services.

Value-added telecommunications services include the following nine types:

a) E-mail;

b) Voicemail;

4) Electronic Data Interchange;

6) Value-added fax;

7) Internet access services;

8) Internet information services;

ix) Visual** conference services.

The basic telecommunication services are the services provided by China Telecom, China Unicom, and China Mobile, such as broadband, etc. Value-added telecommunications services are news services and e-mail services provided by NetEase.

There are also shopping services provided by **.com that fall into this category.

Telecommunication business refers to the services provided by telecommunication networks to the public.

Telecommunication services are classified into basic telecommunication services and value-added telecommunication services according to the type of service; According to the network that provides services, it can be divided into fixed telecommunication services and wireless telecommunications services.

Network Express business. ASYMETRIC Digital Subscriber Loop (ADSL) is a high-speed local access service.

Value-added telecommunication services include Class I value-added telecommunication services and Class II value-added telecommunication services, as follows:

b Value-added telecommunications services.

B1 Category I value-added telecommunications services.

B11 Internet data center business.

B12 Content Delivery Network (CDN) services.

B13 domestic Internet virtual private network business.

B14 Internet access service business.

B2 Class II value-added telecommunications services.

B22 domestic multi-party communication service business.

B23 storage** business.

B24 call center business.

B24-1 Domestic call center business.

B24-2 Offshore Call Center Business.

B25 information service business.

B26 coding and procedure conversion services.

B26-1 Domain Name Resolution Service Business.

The telecommunications value-added business license is a general term for a type of telecommunications business license, which contains more than a dozen types of value-added telecommunications services, which are divided into the first type of telecommunications value-added business license and the second type of telecommunications value-added business license according to the "Telecommunications Business Classification Catalogue". As shown in Fig

China's telecommunications services are divided into basic telecommunications services and value-added telecommunications services. Basic telecommunication services: refers to services that provide public network infrastructure, public data transmission, and basic voice communication services. Value-added telecommunication services refer to the services of telecommunications and information services provided by public network infrastructure.

What are the main value-added telecommunications services?

Classification of the main business content of value-added telecommunications business.

fixed-network value-added telecommunications services;

1. Information service business;

2. Call center service business;

3. Voicemail service;

4. Visual conference service business;

mobile network value-added telecommunications services;

value-added telecommunication services for satellite networks;

Internet value-added telecommunications services;

1. Internet access service business;

2. Internet data center business;

3. Internet information service business;

4. Internet virtual private network business;

5. Internet conference television and image service business;

6. Internet call center business;

7. Other Internet value-added telecommunication services;

other value-added telecommunications services of data transmission networks;

1. Computer information service business;

2. Electronic data interchange business;

3. Voicemail service;

4. E-mail business;

5. Fax storage business;

6. Virtual private network business.