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The factory dormitory vs Long-Lease Apartment, WiFi Billing System Program.

The design of the WiFi billing system takes these differences into account.

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The factory accommodation and long-lease apartments are multi-faceted, but the user behaviour, operating patterns, network needs vary widely.

User structure differences

The workers are in the dormitory for a short period of time, using entertainment as a major tool to watch videos and brush video.

The tenant uses the apartment as a temporary dwelling, and the network is more stable, with the possibility of working at home, videoconferences, online studies.

The differences in user structure lead to different programme priorities. Plant accommodations are more sensitive to rapid deployment and low cost, and long-lease apartments are more sensitive to network quality and user experience.

Differences in the way accreditation is performed

The factory dormitory has a lot of old mobile phones. Workers use Andre's cell phone a few years ago, with low configuration and little acceptance of new functions.

The rentals are newer and more young. Micro-credit certification, APP certification, and so on are accepted. Portal pages are better.

The factory dormitory is usually certified by text messages or a simple Portal page, and the worker can enter a cell phone number and receive the authentication code to access the Internet.

The long-lease apartments are more commonly certified by micro-credit or APP.

Time difference in use

The workers return to the dormitory after work hours, and the peak is 7-11 p.m..

The renters are not always allowed to work at home, study or entertain.

The average bandwidth needs for long-lease apartments may be higher, but the peak is less concentrated than in factory accommodation.

Differences in fee-based modalities

The most common is a month or a day.

The rent is more sophisticated.

The fee for the factory dormitories is based on the worker’s income level.

The price of a long-term flat is based on market competition.

NATSHEL_ANTI_SHARING

The factory dormitory Anti-Sharing is in greater demand. Workers live in collective dormitories, with four to eight people per room. If one buys a suite, others are wiping the net, and operators lose a lot of money.

The program for the factory dormitories, Anti-Sharing is a mandatory option.

The need for long-lease apartments is relatively weak. A room in a long-rented apartment is rented to a person, or a couple, and the network of family members is normal. NATSHEL_ANTI_SHARING should be proportionate and not affect normal household use.

The difference affects the system selection.

Management needs variance

The plant’s accommodation is managed by the factory or operator.

The tenant is quick to respond to a problem.

The scheme for the plant’s accommodations is based on multi-role management, one set of privileges for factories, operators and integrated providers.

Variance in the pattern of deployment

The plant dormitories are usually large projects. Tens of thousands of dormitories have a high density coverage.

Long-lease apartments are usually small and medium-sized. Hundreds to 23,000 households, the AP deployments take into account indoor beauty and signal quality.

The difference affects hardware selection.

Many suppliers do industry, factory and apartment versions.

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