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22 November 2004, NEC Proprietary IMS: a paradigm shift in service creation and delivery NEC Europe Ltd. Heidelberg, Germany Daniele Abbadessa [email protected]

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22 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

IMS: a paradigm shift in service creation and delivery

NEC Europe Ltd.Heidelberg, Germany

Daniele [email protected]

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222 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

IP Multimedia Subsystem

It is a service control platform designed to:

facilitate development / use of multimedia services

be independent of the access network

leverage the Internet

provide interoperability across mobile and fixed networks

Core Network

WLAN

Application Servers

IMS

RAN

other Mobile Networks

PSTN

Internet

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322 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

InterworkingSession Control

IMS Platform Core IMS

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422 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

IMS Platform Application Servers

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WLAN

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IMS

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522 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

Is IMS Really Needed?

enhances the role of Mobile Operators in the Mobile Value Chain

The The IP Multimedia SubsystemIP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) (IMS) offers a flexible revenue generating service platform which:

enhances service differentiation ensures service interoperability

enriches user experience

… … but do you really need it?but do you really need it?

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622 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

Market DriversRevenue Growth in

Data Services

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Western Europe Forecast

Dropping of voicerevenue/minute

Communication Evolution:Group Communication

New Threats FromInternet Players

Lack of Killer Application

Flexible MultimediaService Platform

Flexible MultimediaService Platform

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722 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

IMS Benefits One Platform – Many Services

Western Europe Forecast 2007Voice and Data Service Revenue P2P Communication

€24.8 b

Enterprise€3.2 b

M-commerce€0.8 b

Info-Entertainment€11.2 b

(Source: The Yankee Group, 2002)

Voice – 69% Data – 31%

Required Capability Partially Required Capability

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Presence Multiple Identity Session Control Broadcasting Conferencing Barring and Forwarding Interwroking with IP Networks Interworking with PSTN Policy Control (QoS) Security Charging

(Source: the Yankee Group)

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822 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

IMS Benefits New Platform Approach

Vertical Service Approach

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922 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

NEC VisionModularity and Openness

IMSIMS

Service Creation EnvironmentService Creation Environment

Modularity and Openness will enable greaterService DifferentiationService Differentiation and Time-to-MarketTime-to-Market!!

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1022 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

User Case:Group Communications in Enterprises

Enriched Address Book: Presence

Group Management

Shared amongst variousApplication Servers

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1122 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

User Case:Group Communications in Enterprise

An Enriched Address Book with Presence and Group features can be a powerful catalyst for stimulating service usage

John (Heidelberg)

Team A

Lisa (London)

Peter (Heidelberg)

Chris accesses his address book

John (Heidelberg)

Project ACME

Lisa (London)

Peter (Heidelberg)

Marcus

Paul

Simone

Chris selects “Project ACME” and chooses how to communicate with the other team mates

PoC

Voice Call

Video Call

Share Application

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1222 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

User Case:Group Communications in Enterprise

1. PoC session

2. Application sharing

3. PoC evolves in conference call

Marcus

Simone

PaulChris

UMTS

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1322 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

NEC VisionConvergence of Services

Access of services across networks is crucial for service adoption!!

UMTSUMTS P-WLANP-WLAN

PSTNPSTN

Application ServersApplication Servers InternetInternet

IMSIMS

E-WLANE-WLAN

SIP Clients

SIP ClientsSIP Terminal

SIP Clients

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1422 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

User Case: PhoneBook & Calendar

PhoneBook & Calendar is available to Enterprise Users in their office …

UMTSUMTS

Enterprise NetworkEnterprise Network

Mobile Operator Services

Lucy @ work Steve @ work

PhoneBook& Calendar

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1522 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

Steve @ work

User Case: PhoneBook & Calendar

…. as well as outside their office!

UMTSUMTS

Enterprise NetworkEnterprise Network

PhoneBook& Calendar

Mobile Operator Services

Lucy leaves officeLucy leaves office

Lucy @ airport

€€

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1622 November 2004, NEC Proprietary

IMS User

Presence, IM & Chat

PoC & Groups

IMS TodayNear Real-Time Services

MultipartyGaming

FootballWatcher

StockWatcher

Presence Enabled Services

Mobile operators can already benefit from IMS and enrich their product portfolio:

[email protected]/22 22:42-------------------------MOBILE GROUP MESSENGER is very easy to use, as it incorporates

Enterprise Solutions

Desktop sharing

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