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Appendix 14 Table A14.1 Telecommunications Service Classification in W /120 and United Nations Central Product Classification (UNCPC) MTN.GNS/W/120 UNCPC* C. Telecommunication services 7521 Public telephone services a. Voice telephone services 7521 75211 Public local telephone services – Switching and transmission services necessary to establish and maintain communications within a local calling area. This service is primarily designed (used) to establish voice communications, but may serve other applications such as text communication (facsimile or teletex) and is generally provided for a flat monthly fee independently of the number of calls made by the subscriber. Exclusions – Private line services and rental services of terminal equipment are classified in class 7522 (Business network services) and 7541 (Equipment rental services), respectively. 75212 Public long distance telephone services – Switching and transmission services necessary to establish and maintain communications between local calling areas. This service is primarily designed (used) to establish voice communications, but may serve other applications such as text communication (facsimile or teletex) and may be provided on a toll or flat rate basis. This service provides the customer with access to the supplier’s and connecting carrier’s entire telephone network or, in some instances, to a limited number of exchange areas (WATS service). b. Packet-switched data transmission 7523 Data and message transmission services services 75231 Data network services – Network services necessary to transmit data between c. Circuit-switched data transmission equipment using the same or different protocols. This service can be provided via a services 7523** public or dedicated data network (i.e. via a network dedicated to the customer’s d. Telex services 7523** use). 75232 Electronic message and information services – Network and related services (hardware and software) necessary to send and receive electronic messages (telegraph and telex/TWX services) and/or to access and manipulate information in databases (so-called value-added network services). e. Telegraph services 7522 7522 (see below) f. Facsimile services 7521** and 7529** 7521 (see above) 7529 Other telecommunications services 75291 Paging services – The summoning of a person to the telephone through the use of an electronic pager. This subclass includes tone, voice and digital display paging services. 75292 Teleconferencing services – Network and related services necessary to hold a one-way or two-way fully interactive video conference. 75299 Other telecommunications services n.e.c. – Telecommunications services, not elsewhere classified. This class includes mobile maritime and air-to-ground communications services. g. Private leased circuit services 7523 (see above) 7522 Business network services 7522** and 7523** 75221 Shared network services – Network services necessary to establish telephone communications between selected (point-to-point or multi-point) locations (terminals) via a public (shared) network. This type of service is primarily used to establish long distance voice communications but some versions can also accommodate facsimile and date transmission. It is provided on a pay-as-you-use basis at discount rates over regular long distance telephone charges.
APPENDICES 231 MTN.GNS/W/120 UNCPC* 75222 Dedicated network services – Network services necessary to establish telephone communications between selected (point-to-point or multi-point) locations (terminals) via private line(s). This type of service is primarily used to establish voice communications between distant PBX’s (tie line), between a distant location and a PBX (off premises extension), between a PBX and a distant exchange area (foreign exchange) or between designated telephone sets, but may also accommodate data transmission. It is provided on a lease basis. h. Electronic mail 7323** 7523 (see above) i. Voice mail 7323** j. On-line information and data base retrieval 7323** k. electronic data interchange (EDI) 7323** l. enhanced/value-added facsimile services, incl. Store and forward, store and retrieve 7323** m. code and protocol conversion n.a. n. on-line information and/or data 843 Data processing services processing (incl.transaction 8431 84310 Input preparation services – Data recording services such as key processing) 843** punching, optical scanning or other methods for data entry. 8432 84320 Data-processing and tabulation services – Services such as data processing and tabulation services, computer calculating services, and rental services of computer time. 8433 84330 Time-sharing services – This seems to be the same type of services as 84320. Computer time is bought; if it is bought from the customer’s premises, telecommunications services are also bought. Data processing or tabulation services may also be bought from a service bureau. In both cases the services might be time sharing processed. Thus, there is no clear distinction between 84320 and 84330. o. other n.a. Source: WTO (8 th December, 1998) S/C/W/74 Note: * United Nations Provisional Central Product Classification, Statistical Papers, Series M, No. 77, 1991. ** Indicates that the service specified constitutes only a part of the total range of activities covered by the CPC concordance (e.g. voice mail is only a component of CPC item 7523).
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