论文信息 - A Dynamic Pricing Framework to support a Scalable, Usage-Based Charging Model for Packet-Switched Networks

A Dynamic Pricing Framework to support a Scalable, Usage-Based Charging Model for Packet-Switched Networks

We describe a dynamic pricing framework designed to support a radical approach to usage-based charging for packet-switched networks. This approach addresses various scalability issues by shifting responsibility for accounting and billing to customer systems. The ultimate aim is to create an active multi-service network which uses pricing to manage supply and demand of resources.

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