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Operators deploy this system by installing of a patch to the receiving mobile operator’s Home Location Register (HLR) and the installation of a piece of equipment, typically speaking an SMS router, in their network.
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==Vendors==
A number of mobile messaging infrastructure providers are legitimately offering products in this space, including Telsis and Acision.
==Issues & Risks==
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'''Decrease on the reliability of SMS means loss of consumer trust'''
The SMS infrastructure with home routing could reduce the quality of SMS by allowing the receiving operator to filter messages, meaning there is a risk that not all messages will be delivered. This could potentially create a situation where delivery receipts issued by the sending operator are not valid anymore.
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Industry sectors using text messaging as a mechanism to alert consumers with emergency and critical information could also suffer from lack of delivery. This would result in less usage of the SMS messaging service, or even companies considering switching to other technologies.
'''Lack of transparency among roaming partners'''
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*GSM Association [http://www.gsmworld.com GSM Association ]
*Mobile Messaging Analyst, Informa Telecoms & Media [http://www.tyntec.biz/en/news-presse/documents/Could_cellcos_search_for_value-added_SMS_services_cost_them_MMA_Sep2007.pdf]
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