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ARPM
(redirected from Average Revenue Per Minute)

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ARPMAverage Revenue Per Minute (public utilities)
ARPMATM (Asynchronous Transmission Mode) Rate Pacing Module
ARPMAverage Revenue Per Message
ARPMAlcatraz-Red Power Movement
ARPMAge Replacement Preventive Maintenance
ARPMAssociation of Russian Pharmaceutical Manufacturers


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He said the mobile penetration reached 138pc and there was a 50pc growth in the international outgoing call minutes, and a 30pc drop in international average revenue per minute.
TRA backs Vision by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
8% year over year, and average revenue per minute likewise declined by 5.
United States: IDT Reports Results for First Quarter Fiscal 2009 by TendersInfo
Opal, the business phone service, passed on all the cuts enforced by Ofcom for calls from fixed lines to mobiles straight to its customers and so saw average revenue per minute fall by more than 10% since September.
Carphone poised to break [pounds sterling]100m barrier by The Evening Standard (London, England)
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