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A game-theoretic analysis of converged cellular-VoIP services

Cellular operators are facing stiff competitions from low cost technology providers such as VoIP service providers. Under this circumstance, a viable option for the operators is to integrate the low cost technologies into their network to provide converged services with richer features at a competitive price. In this paper, we infer from a game-theoretic study that an apparent price reduction in the service offerings from the operators ultimately proves to be beneficial in terms of profit earned by the operators due to greater demand of the converged service among the customers.