What channel does SMS belong to in the telecom channel system?

Electronic channel refers to a new self-help marketing service channel that has developed rapidly in order to meet the real-time service needs of customers and reduce the service pressure and cost of business front desk. Based on Internet technology and communication technology, it digitalizes the sales and services of products, allowing customers to order products and obtain services by themselves with the help of terminal equipment.

At first, it was only used as an effective supplement and extension of traditional physical channels. However, with the intensification of competition and the continuous development of 3G data services and value-added services, customers enter relevant online business halls or use other means to freely choose and experience new services, and go through the procedures of ordering and unsubscribing various value-added services by themselves, just like customers enter service supermarkets operated by telecom operators.

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Telecommunications services and technologies must use uniform standards and ensure the compatibility of interfaces. The marginal cost of telecom services tends to zero, and the reasonable charging method should be to rent it after there are enough telecom customers, regardless of the time and distance occupied by the line. Charging by time and distance is a prejudice of traditional industries.

The marginal utility of traditional society is not rich, and the poor are increasing. The increase of Canadian dollars by the rich obviously increases wealth, so the overall utility of traditional society is reduced. Therefore, the wealth of the rich should be transferred to the poor to increase the overall social value. On the contrary, in the information society, marginal utility is increasing. If you give an idiot a piece of information, the value it creates is probably zero, and if you give a doctor the same piece of information, it may produce great value.

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