RBM – RCS Business Messaging From Zero to Advanced

Note: This isn’t just another course that explains what RBM is — it’s a technical breakdown of how RCS Business Messaging (RBM) really works: from protocol-level details, HTTP-based file transfer, and chatbot communication paths, to the GSMA-aligned architecture that powers enterprise-grade messaging across networks.

· What are the core differences between standard RCS and RBM when it comes to secure file transfers and business messaging?

· How is end-to-end security implemented in RBM, and how does it compare to other messaging protocols?

· What exactly happens behind the scenes when a chatbot interacts with a user using P2A and A2P flows?

Understanding how RCS, RBM, HTTP file transfer, and chatbots interact within today’s telecom infrastructure is essential for anyone working in business messaging. This course explains how each component fits into the system — how data moves between layers, how protocols are coordinated, and why every detail matters in a production-grade RBM environment.

You'll gain not just theoretical understanding, but practical insight into RBM architecture, security, file handling, chatbot integration, and more — all based on real-world industry standards and message routing models.

The most important topics you’ll learn in this course:

1. RBM Architecture – Core components and message routing in RCS Business Messaging

2. RCS Chatbots Integration – Communication workflows and session management in RBM

3. MaaP (Messaging as a Platform) – Functionality and real use cases in RBM ecosystem

4. A2P & P2A Messaging in RBM – Flows between business applications and end users

5. RCS HTTP File Transfer – Secure media exchange mechanism using standard protocols

6. RBM Security & Privacy – Ensuring data protection and user trust in business messaging

7. RCS Capability Exchange – Presence information and feature negotiation in messaging

8. RCS Messaging Call Flows – SIP and HTTP signaling analysis for business use cases

9. RBM Data Channel Server – Network role and implementation for media handling

10. GSMA RBM Standards – Official guidelines and compliance requirements for deployment

Enroll now to explore the real structure of RBM — no fluff, no filler, just real technical insight.

if you have any questions along the way, just ask — I offer 24/7 support so you can stay on track and get the clarity you need.