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NUBB: a network usage-based billing system
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Beginning with the 2003-2004 academic year, Cornell University implemented a new billing model for data service designed to provide a fair and equitable rate structure for all users -- a Network Usage-Based Billing (NUBB) system where users pay according to the bandwidth they consume. This model ensured that network costs were covered, including anticipated upgrades, and that the costs were distributed in a way that reflected the usage patterns around campus. Now a mature billing model, this paper examines how this system was structured and implemented at Cornell, the support and administration required, the impact of changing to this system, customer perception of and response to the change, and its' effect on bandwidth utilization and management.
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482 pages
ISBN:1595932003
DOI:10.1145/1099435
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- Cynthia Murnan,
- Kelly Wainwright,
- Program Chair:
- Chris Jones
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