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中国网络游戏行业,年复合增长率为22%,预计产生11900卢比的收入到2023年,根据最近的一项发现的咨询公司毕马威(KPMG)和印度联邦体育游戏。
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开发的设备,远程信息技术开发中心和塔塔咨询服务公司(TCS)已经测试一个静态网络上同时处理1000万个电话。现场网络上测试成功之后,更广泛的推广将开始,公司的一名高级官员不愿透露姓名的说。
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“我们一直活跃在各种亚洲市场,和期待的公司
处理潜在的当地合作伙伴,可以帮助公司获得在印度市场机会在网络游戏领域,“MaxBill首席执行官Kirill雷希特告诉ETT。
中国网络游戏行业,年复合增长率为22%,预计产生11900卢比的收入到2023年,根据最近的一项发现的咨询公司毕马威(KPMG)和印度联邦体育游戏。
手机记录作为主要贡献者在线游戏收入近85%的市场派在印度。台式机和平板电脑,根据这项研究,占近12%的市场份额。
雷希特进一步说,旗舰计费解决方案——MaxBill允许在线游戏运营商有效地管理他们的关系与他们的第三方游戏内容提供商。
,特别是在印度,手机趋势吸引许多增值服务提供商以及在线游戏公司,多达近2.5亿在线玩家被记录在2018到2000万年的2010人相比。
今天,有许多选择电信公司参与在线游戏空间,雷希特说。她还指出,电信公司将其手机钱包服务与移动游戏应用程序或作为支付网关。
电信公司,据该公司不断寻求提供新的基于云的脉管服务他们的客户。
“有可能,电信可能为客户提供在线游戏服务直接或与现有网络游戏运营商合作,这将取决于一个国家的监管要求他们计划操作,“雷希特补充道。
公司的高管说,公司正在经历强劲需求不仅在线游戏运营商也从其他球员在这个空间,如平台和内容提供商。
“对我们技术供应商和软件解决方案提供商,全球市场机会作为一个明确的需要我们基于saas的合作伙伴管理提供在线游戏空间,“雷希特说。
游戏运营商,根据MaxBill,利用耗时的过程是高度暴露于人为错误以及潜在的欺诈,和业务安排在这个框架是有限的和限制在线博彩公司基本收入共享场景与第三方内容提供商合作伙伴。
欧洲的游戏内容提供商- NetEnt也使用MaxBill管理对账和在线游戏运营商合作伙伴。
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<\/figure> NEW DELHI: MaxBill<\/a>, a UK-headquartered software-based billing solutions company is looking to partner telecom<\/a> carriers in the Asian market with a focus on India, to tap opportunities in the growing mobile gaming<\/a> space.\u201cWe have been active across various Asian markets, and the company is looking forward to
working with potential local partners that can help the company access market opportunities in the online gaming segment in India,\u201d MaxBill chief executive Kirill Rechter<\/a> told ETT.
Country\u2019s online gaming industry, growing at a 22% CAGR, is expected to generate a revenue of Rs 11,900 crore by 2023, according to a recent finding by the consulting firm KPMG and the Indian Federation of Sports Gaming.
<\/div><\/div>The company with its modern billing strategy aims to enable service providers to offer attractive packages with automated service delivery, simplified customer support and transparent billing services.
The mobile phones are recorded as the major contributor to online gaming revenue with a market pie of nearly 85% in India. The desktops and tablets, according to the study, account for close to 12% market share.
Rechter further said that the flagship billing solution\u2014 MaxBill allows online gaming operators to effectively manage their relationships with their third party gaming content providers.
The mobile-driven trends particularly in India, are attracting many value-added service providers as well as online gaming companies, with as much as nearly 250 million online gamers were recorded in 2018 as compared to 20 million in 2010.
Today, there are numerous options for telcos to get involved in the online gaming space, Rechter said and added that telcos can integrate its mobile wallet service with the mobile gaming app or to serve as a payment gateway.
Telcos, according to the firm, are constantly looking to offer new cloud-based VAS services to their customers.
\u201cThere is potential that a telco could conceivably offer online gaming services to customers either directly or in partnership with an established online gaming operator, and it will depend on the regulatory requirements of a country they are planning to operate,\u201d Rechter added.
The mobile phones are recorded as the major contributor to online gaming revenue with a market pie of nearly 85% in India. The desktops and tablets, according to the study, account for close to 12% market share.
Rechter further said that the flagship billing solution\u2014 MaxBill allows online gaming operators to effectively manage their relationships with their third party gaming content providers.
The mobile-driven trends particularly in India, are attracting many value-added service providers as well as online gaming companies, with as much as nearly 250 million online gamers were recorded in 2018 as compared to 20 million in 2010.
Today, there are numerous options for telcos to get involved in the online gaming space, Rechter said and added that telcos can integrate its mobile wallet service with the mobile gaming app or to serve as a payment gateway.
Telcos, according to the firm, are constantly looking to offer new cloud-based VAS services to their customers.
\u201cThere is potential that a telco could conceivably offer online gaming services to customers either directly or in partnership with an established online gaming operator, and it will depend on the regulatory requirements of a country they are planning to operate,\u201d Rechter added.
<\/div><\/div>The UK-based company feels that online gaming is gaining traction and growing worldwide, especially in India and other countries across Asia with competition among online gaming operators is rising.
Company\u2019s top executive said that the company is experiencing strong demand from not only online gaming operators but also from other players in this space, such as platform and content providers.
\u201cFor us as a technology vendor and software solution provider, the market opportunities are global as there is a definite need for our SaaS-based partner management offering in the online gaming space,\u201d Rechter said.
The gaming operators, according to MaxBill, leverages time-consuming processes that are highly exposed to human error as well as potential fraud, and the business arrangements in this framework are limited and restrict an online gaming companies to basic revenue sharing scenarios with its third party content provider partners.
Europe\u2019s gaming content provider \u2013 NetEnt \u2013 is also using MaxBill to manage its reconciliations with its online gaming operator partners.
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Company\u2019s top executive said that the company is experiencing strong demand from not only online gaming operators but also from other players in this space, such as platform and content providers.
\u201cFor us as a technology vendor and software solution provider, the market opportunities are global as there is a definite need for our SaaS-based partner management offering in the online gaming space,\u201d Rechter said.
The gaming operators, according to MaxBill, leverages time-consuming processes that are highly exposed to human error as well as potential fraud, and the business arrangements in this framework are limited and restrict an online gaming companies to basic revenue sharing scenarios with its third party content provider partners.
Europe\u2019s gaming content provider \u2013 NetEnt \u2013 is also using MaxBill to manage its reconciliations with its online gaming operator partners.
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