An immediate and simple way to realize quick returns on
investments is to consider newer connectivity options,
which also determine the devices that can be used to
originate payment transactions. Another area for
considerations is the built-in security or additional
security required to secure the payment transactions.
CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS
BENEFITS
Integrated Services Digital
Network - ISDN is a digital based network
Higher speed of 64kbps vs
9.6kbps for Analog leased line or typical
PSTN line.
Allows normal PSTN
(Public Switched Telephone Network)
dial-ins.
On-demand dial capability
to achieve cost-savings on a ‘as-needed’
basis where the charging model is based on
connection time
Alternative dialing
numbers to achieve high-resiliency
Better clarity and
connection resulting in less dropped calls
General Packet Radio Services
- GPRS is a mobile data service
provided by cellular companies
Lower costs due to
charging model by data size rather than by
connection time (typical card transaction is
less than 1kB).
Increase revenue by
reaching out to new market segments where
fixed-line connectivity is limited or not
practical such as remote areas,
exhibitions/conventions, mobile merchants
like as real-estate agents, insurance
agents, police, etc.
Reduce deployment time as
there is no waiting time for installation
and commissioning of lines as all
configurations and preparations can be done
before hand.
Asynchronous/Synchronous
Digital Subscriber Line - ADSL/SDSL
is a low-cost broadband alternative utilizing
existing copper phone lines
High speed typically
starting at 128kbps to 512kbps
Fixed monthly fee
typically much lower than leased lines
For further information about GHL Systems and other products and solutions, please email us at int.sales@ghl.com (International) or my.sales@ghl.com (Malaysia).
