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Title: Services for NGN 34TD081


1
Services for NGN34TD081
  • Paul Sijben
  • paul_at_sijben.net

2
NGN Services
  • Goal
  • commercial interoperable telecom services
  • Observation
  • Flashy websites make no money
  • Incumbents are hesitant to become mere bit
    transporters
  • Which services can be provided to make profit?
  • What is needed to do so?

3
Which services?
Transport Services
Connectivity Services
Application Services
  • Services provide higher margin but high risk of
    failure.
  • Transport provide lower margin but more reliable
    volume

4
Transport services
  • Transport flows for media and signalling
  • QoS aware
  • it can be delivered when needed
  • QoS parameters requested by application
  • Services that require QoS do so end-to-end
  • Public transport services support QoS
  • Home/enterprise network support QoS
  • Access control
  • Usage reporting facility
  • Location reporting facility
  • Mostly standardized
  • Free for all in the home enterprise

5
Connectivity Services
  • Plain multimedia sessions between users at
    terminals
  • Telephony call is a simple type of a multimedia
    session
  • Media may encompass
  • Narrowband audio
  • Broadband audio
  • Messaging
  • Shared applications
  • Fairly Standardized

6
Application Services
  • User mobility
  • Conferencing
  • Instant messaging
  • E-commerce
  • Video on Demand
  • Location aware services
  • Not effectively standardized
  • Unique services to attract users
  • Created for potentially small groups

7
Services Scenario
  • John is an end-user
  • Johns company provides John with communication
    services under identities john_at_bigcorp.com, and
    31 1234567890
  • John has a contract with TurtleTelecom for his
    personal communication under identity 31
    9876543210

8
Johns telecom dashboard
Hi John, please enter your password for access to
your services

9
Johns telecom dashboard
  • Calls
  • Personal
  • 3 new voicemail, 1 new video message
  • Business
  • 10 new voicemail , 3 video messages

Media
  • Messaging
  • Personal 4 unread emails, 2 short messages
  • Business 22 unread emails, 1 short message

Wallet
  • Presence
  • Personal 3 friends on-line
  • Business 0 team members on-line

Web
10
Scenario
  • John checks his messages.
  • There is a message from Jane in Engineering about
    the project they are working on
  • John places a phone (audio) call to Jane
    expecting it will be a short call
  • The situation is more complicated and they add a
    video link to the call so they can communicate
    better
  • Jane feels the need to draw something for John
    and to conference in Fred and Alice

11
This is NOW
  • Multi-service Terminal
  • ONE network connection
  • Terminal integrates view on multiple accounts
  • Service provider creates new services
  • Terminal is service agnostic
  • Terminal can be built TODAY
  • Public network is not up to it
  • Customer premises network usually neither but has
    bandwidth in abundance

12
Conclusion
  • Flashy services are built out of dull
    components
  • TISPAN should create benchmark flashy service
    descriptions
  • No need to implement all of them!
  • Will show us which base components are needed
  • Describe service aspects end-to-end
  • Enable service construction
  • Cheaply build new services from base deployment
  • Standards required for use and interconnection of
    all supported services.
  • Vertical Transport Connectivity
  • Horizontal Transport, Connectivity, Application
  • Service capabilities provide the right
    granularity
  • NoteNot all capabilities may need to be provided
    to all parties at the same price
  • Do not stifle innovation, do not standardize too
    much!
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