product Service Control Point (SCP)
certification TEC Certification
IS Standard .
description A Service Control Point (SCP) is a critical component in telecommunications networks, particularly within the framework of Intelligent Network (IN) architecture. The SCP acts as a database and control entity that stores and manages service logic and subscriber-related information. It plays a key role in the execution of advanced telecommunication services by providing the decision-making intelligence necessary to control call routing, call handling, and the activation of supplementary services. The SCP interacts with other elements in the network, such as Service Switching Points (SSPs) and Service Nodes (SNs), to deliver enhanced services like call forwarding, prepaid billing, and interactive voice response systems. The flexibility and programmability of the SCP make it a central hub for implementing and customizing services, enabling telecommunications providers to introduce innovative offerings and adapt to changing user demands in a dynamic network environment. The Scheme GCS, Group C for Service Control Point, is crucial in telecommunications, enabling the efficient management and execution of various services in a network. This scheme outlines standardized specifications for the design and interoperability of SCP, a key component in service delivery. Compliance with Group C ensures that SCP consistently meets performance standards, facilitating seamless and secure service execution. Adherence to this scheme supports the creation of a standardized and interoperable environment for SCP, ensuring the consistent and efficient delivery of diverse services in the dynamic landscape of telecommunications. The GCS Scheme, Group C, is fundamental for advancing the overall performance and service capabilities of SCP in telecommunications networks. Note: Manufacturers of Service Control Point (SCP) are required to obtain the mandatory TEC Certification to sell their products in the Indian market.