8. IMS and SDP
Service Delivery Platform
Moriana SDP*
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9. Service Delivery Framework
User
Equipment
Plane
Community Mashup Application
Application Forum Widget tool Showcase
Testing & Device
Certification Management
Plane Next Gen Portal/storefront
Service
Common Governance
Subscriber
Profile
Content
Enablement
Service
Orchestration
Context
Framework Framework
(SGF)
Manager (CAAS) Manager
Management
Service
Delivery SIP Servlets ParlayX Web Service Web 2.0/REST
Plane
Location Messaging Presence Conferencing NGIN
Service
Enablers Identity Device Profile Charging UDCR etc
Gateways & HLR/HSS Profile OCMP XDMS PDE Telecom
Service Network Services Mgr MRF App Server
Control
Plane
IMS IPTV SS7/Legacy
Network Real-Time IP IP Circuit-switched
Infrastructure
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10. 3GPP/ETSI Parlay X 3.0
Telenor
=> Operators expose capabilities as
Parlay X API
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11. IMS in UMTS Rel 6
• Presence and Group management
• Conferencing
• Instant Messaging
• Push to talk over cellular
• Interworking with IP and CS networks
• Lawful intercept
• Support for public service identities
• Support for interworking with IPv4 endpoints
=> Key element is Group Communication
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18. IPTV middleware vendors (2)
• Alcatel-Lucent MiViewTV,
• Cascade QualiTView,
• Espial Evo,
• Kasenna LivingRoom,
• Microsoft Mediaroom (formerly
Microsoft TV IPTV Edition),
• Minerva Networks iTV Manager,
• Nokia Siemens Networks’ Myrio Microsoft Mediaroom
platform,
• Orca Interactive RiGHTv, Evolution of MSTV edition platform.
• Quative TV Service Delivery announced on June 18, 2007 , has
Platform, been adopted by AT&T (U.S.), BT
• SeaChange TV Platform, (UK), SingTel (Singapore), T-Home
(Germany) and Reliance (India) as
• Thomson SmartVision TV, their IPTV delivery platform. The
• UTStarcom RollingStream. software is slated to be ported for the
Xbox 360 platform soon.
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19. IPTV
/ IPTV platform
Fig. 1 System structure of IPTV
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20. IPTV and IMS : possible scenarios
• 1) basic caller ID on IP TV screen
• 2) actions upon receipt of caller ID
– Pose current channel or record current channel etc
• 3) IMS service being sent to IPTV screen when on
– Ie karaoke/birthday greeting – check if IPTV on, if yes,
fwd to IPTV screen
• 4) Parent remote approval
– Kids home, want to watch a program with parental
control, request sent to SDP-IMS to check parent
approval via SMS, IM or phone call and DTMF
approval
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23. Other scenario:
remote approval
•Kids are at
home
•They try to
watch specific
program
•Parents get to
allow/deny
approval
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24. RCS : Rich Communication
Suite
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25. RCS specifications
• GSMA initiative launched
in Aug 08
• RCS release 1 : Dec 08
• RCS release 3 : Dec 09
• Followed by 50+
companies incl leading
operators ww
• Objective is to define
interroperable solution for
rich communication
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30. Multi Media will drive LTE growth
Initially dominated by messaging and
data networking, gaming, television
and music will contribute 30% of LTE
non-voice revenues by 2015.
Strong growth in paid information
services and m-commerce
Content, Classical
infotainment broadband, internet
communications
gaming, Personal / High quality still
professional images, health
generated content devices …
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39. eCall in europe
eCall will impact every new
Car in Europe
eCall is an emergency call either generated manually by vehicle occupants or automatically via activation of
in-vehicle sensors when an accident occurs. When activated, the in-vehicle eCall system establishes a 112-
voice connection directly with the relevant PSAP (Public Safety Answering Point), which is a public authority
or a private eCall centre that operates under the regulation and/or authorisation of a public body. At the
same time, a minimum set of data (MSD) – including key information about the accident such as time,
location and vehicle description – is sent to the PSAP operator receiving the voice call. The minimum set of
data may also contain the link to a potential Service Provider by including its IP address and phone number.
If the user is subscribed to a Service Provider, additional information can be sent from the service provider to
the PSAP as illustrated below.
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40. eCall in europe
• Au cours des deux dernières années, l'UE a
fourni environ 160 millions d'euros à la
recherche sur les TIC destinées aux transports.
• Les accidents de la route coûtent à l'économie
de l'UE plus de 160 milliards d'euros chaque
année.
• Équiper du système eCall les 230 millions
d'automobiles dans l'UE permettrait
d'économiser 26 milliards d'euros par an …
• ROI 5+ans …
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41. Note – always have an “ICE” number on your mobile
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44. Service Provider Services
• With all IP and IMS, Service Providers
have knowledge and control on all your
devices and everything going on in the
network in real time !
• With IMS, he can also manage real time
group communication with multimedia
content mix
• His objective is now to create services that
enterprise and residential will pay for !
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45. Services : Common and Composite
Consumer Enterprise
Game Community EIP CRM
(Application)
+
Context
Niche
Logistics Fleet
Video/Music
COMPOSITE
Personalize
management management
Personalization
24/7
Convenience Infotainment Centrex Collaboration
(Communication)
Sharing Broadcasting Push Forward
+
Multi-media
Mass
Address
COMMON
Presence Location Notification Multi-device
Multi-net
IM Conference Message Talk
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46. Wireline VoIP Applications
Voice, Web Collaboration, Video Advanced Find-Me, Follow-Me
“Personal Communications Portal”
Conferencing Virtual Receptionist
Prepaid Calling
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47. Mobile Applications
Initiate Set Custom Greetings,
Music Clips
Connect
Hear Custom
Greetings, Music Clips
Mobile Conferencing Caller Ringback Tones
IMS Client
HTTP
RTP
SIP
Multi Player Gaming Media Push, Music Sharing
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48. Convergent applications
Advanced Find-Me, Follow-Me
With Presence, Advanced phone book
Outlook integration
Initiate
Connect Enterprise
IP Conferencing
Media sharing
Mixed, integration with
VoIP, VPN, IP Centrex business tools ie SAP
Voice, Web Collaboration, Video
With entertainment Consumer
IM, Conferencing,
Gaming tournament
group communication, Karoke contest etc
media sharing
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49. Real-time instant group communication
Mobile,
Instant,
Group & communities
Instant
Keep
presence
chating
Instant Keep
messagi talking
ng instant instant
confer. gaming
Audio
Audio
Audio + video Audio
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50. Multi Party Network Gaming
PRESENCE + TALK + PLAY Simultaneously with
your buddies
HP + Ubiquity SIP AS + Terraplay
Gaming platform + IMS software
client for multiple handsets
CSCF
OpenCall HSS
SIP AS ATCA
Presence Server
SIP Control, Presence
and Audio conferencing
OpenCall Media Server
Network
Game Network
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51. Music Demo scenario – Consumer market
scenario
Stage 1: Mike checks his buddy list to find out
who is online (IM)
IM “Hello guys, wanna hear great music …”
“cool , yep …” IM
Stage 2: Mike Peter sets up a conf call with buddies
interested and pushes the music
Voice, music “this is so great – who s playing ?…”
voice Krista shopping
Mike just found
out great music Stage 3:Frank asks where he can buy the music
Data Get it on music store…
Voi Carla founds an other one and shares it voice
ce
,m
voice
usic
“guess what there is an other one even better
…”
music stream
Stage 1: IM, presence,
Stage 2: voice conf call, music sharing
mu
Stage 3: more sharing sic
Carla decides
To use song as
Ringback tone Frank & Carla
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53. Outlook Conferencing
(combining outlook with SIP AS and Opencall
media server)
• Scheduling
Conference
• Outlook Integration
• Establish Conference
Call
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54. Context awareness redirection
Example: Presence based routing
Select appropriate device based on callee’s presence and route calls.
Presence based routing example
network Office
(4) Look for presence
and select routing
Callee’s presence
Out
(3) Call •Location
•Device in use
(2) Presence updated •Availability, etc.
Incoming Home
Voicemail call
service
(1) Come home and turn his PC on
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55. Instant media push – Image,
location
Zoom into a part of PC screen and push it to your friends’ cellphones. Video can
also be distributed
OK
My house is
here. Cold
beer is ready!
Voice
Conference
Image
Yep session
Got it
Audio is bidirectional (Conference call)
Video is unidirectional（1-N distribution）
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56. Instant Conferencing
(Combining Instant messaging, SIP AS and
Opencall Media server)
From the Instant Messaging
Conference
With real time presence
Select a few buddies
And Conference them
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57. See what I see
Select buddies
Instant conferencing
Share what I see
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58. Amazon + IMS : leverage mobile
billing (IMS if IMS network)
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59. Typical business user scenario
8:20 – pick restaurant
taxi 8:15 – IM/Presence For dinner
Conference Send map, picture
8:00 – Taxi
check urgent email,
Calendar, outlook conf
8:30 – Office
Seamless Secured Public/Private Wless Network
Video conference
9pm – dinner 6pm – drink –
9:00 – Meeting
IM, video push Call home, video, See what I see
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IM, file push
70. Orange web 2.0 portal
API
events
Live network lab test
Application Shop
On site capability Devices, and testing capabilities
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71. Telefonica web 2.0 portal
APIs, blog/forum, SDK, tutorial, videos
Live events, competitions
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72. Telecom Italia web 2.0 portal
Forum
API
SDK
events
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75. WAC – GSMA PR Feb 15, 2010
Create an ecosystem for the development and distribution of
mobile and internet applications irrespective of device
• http://www.gsmworld.com/newsroom/press-releases/2010/4633.htm
WAC : Wholesale
Applications Community
Supported by LG Electronics,
Samsung and Sony Ericsson
24 operators :
América Móvil, AT&T, Bharti
Airtel, China Mobile, China
Unicom, Deutsche Telekom,
KT, mobilkom austria group,
MTN Group, NTT DoCoMo,
Orange, Orascom Telecom,
The alliance plans to initially use both the JIL and OMTP BONDI Softbank Mobile, Telecom
requirements, evolving these standards into a common standard within Italia, Telefónica, Telenor
the next 12 months. Ultimately, it will collectively work with the W3C for a Group, TeliaSonera, SingTel,
common standard SK Telecom, Sprint, Verizon
Wireless, VimpelCom,
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78. Different Steps to launch a service
• Target market -> consumer, • Software development
enterprise, vertical industry ? • # module, open interface, device
• Target device -> PC, mobile, PDA, client
cars, etc • Unit testing
• Service high level functions • System testing
• Service components • Management interface : monitoring,
• Reuse of existing network or service provisioning
components • Billing interface
• Architecture • Lab testing
• Service prototyping : device UI, • Trial
service logic, simulators • Deployment
• Cost estimate, resources • Marketing launch
• SW pricing estimate • Enhancements
• Service pricing estimate • Support
• ROI • etc
• Marketing review
• Financial review
• etc
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79. Overview of key steps
• 1- Define which device will be used
– IMS client – devices
• 2- Define SIP service logic
– Interaction with SIP service enablers : presence, SIP
media server
– Interaction with SIP Call control
– SIP AS platform development environment
• 3- Define the high level Service logic
– Compose versus coding
– BPEL platforms , mashups
• Test, Deploy
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81. From Device to network
key standards : JSR 116, 289 and 281
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82. Multiple Devices to access
# technology, # bandwidth
Phone, PC, Tablet Entertainment
Handheld Laptop
Voice
Data
Home
3G
Video
wifi
2-2.5G
PSTN
Car BB
PDA
2G
2.5G
3G
SIP Airplane
phone
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83. Mobile Device Architecture
iMode, Vodafone
Live, T-Mobile
Telco brand Not branded
Trigenix/Qualcomm,
Surfkitchen, Savage,
Access, Reqwireless, Integrated services Vendor
Action Engine, optional
Qualphone, Movial IMS UA ISV Security
SOAP
QoS
Web XML
SDK + J2ME
Services execution engine MDM*
SIP
NW OS : Symbian, Windows CE/mobile, Linux, Palm OS
Services
chipset SIM card
MDM : Mobile Device Management – ie NSPBU sol
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84. Phone shipment – vendor %
• 1- Nokia – 38.5%
• 2- Samsung – 19.5%
• 3- LG – 11%
• 4- Motorola – 5.5%
• 5- Sony Ericsson –
5.1%
• 6- Apple – 2%
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85. Different approach for user agents
Technology vendor + -
Symbian = Symbian SDK Ie Nokia – Free download on Easy to download, no ISV IP Only for Symbian
Nokia web Develop from scratch, no
predefined appli, call flow
Microsoft = Microsoft SDK Microsoft free download on Easy to download, no ISV IP Only for MS device
(? Microsoft CE , mobile) MS web
Linux ? open standard very few devices support
linux
Java J2ME = JVM + SDK Ie IBM java JVM , SUN java on top of OS – works on Develop from sratch – no
JSR 180 for SIP most devices predefined appli or call flow
SIP softphone on MS – ie Many vendors ie eyePmedia, Ready to go for SIP voice - Quality not always
ipaq XNet, Jphone etc incl deployable
Microsoft roadmap in – not integrated with IMS
windows mobile - UA – ISV IP & licencing
cost
SIP softphone on mobile Some mobile phone vendors Ready to go for SIP voice tight to a vendor
phones support SIP phone –
Java based IMS SDK for Qualphone - US/Italy Time to market - ISV IP and licencing
mobile phone Agreement with many phone
vendors to include SW in phone
IM and Presence UA on Movial – Finland Time to market - Prepackaged -- Does not work on all
Symbian, Linux solution with SDK and phones
predefined application , call -- ISV IP and licencing
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flows - -- only for IM and Presence
87. What is J2ME ?
Source : SUN
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88. J2ME is the open technology with the highest market
penetration rate (compared to Symbian, WinCE)
J2ME Web Services The main goal for JSR 172 is to add to the J2ME platform support for XML memory footprint of 35 KB
parsing and SOAP/XML-based web services, particularly to allow J2ME (uncompressed)
Specification (JSR clients to access SOAP-based web services
172)
Security and Trust SATSA provides a set of APIs for managing and accessing a Security use cases for SATSA include digital
Element (SE), which provides secure storage for private keys, certificates, rights management, copy protection,
API (SATSA) for service credentials, and sensitive personal information. The SE also mobile payments
J2ME (JSR 177) provides cryptographic operations
Location API for Numerous location-finding technologies exist for mobile devices, including
Global Positioning Service (GPS), methods based on cellular networks,
J2ME (JSR 179) Bluetooth local positioning, and so on. The Location API provides a uniform
interface for estimating location based on one or more of these services
Wireless Messaging API to send and receive messages over a variety of messaging transports,
such as Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) 03.40 Short
API for J2ME 2.0 Message Service (SMS), GSM 03.41 Cell Broadcast Service (CBS), Code
(JSR 205) Division Multiple Access (CDMA) IS-637 SMS, Wireless Application
Protocol (WAP) Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), and others.
SIP API for J2ME SIP is an application-layer control protocol for establishing, modifying, and User location (determining the end
terminating multiparty multimedia sessions, which can be used to deliver system to be used )
(JSR 180) real-time services (such as digital telephony, video conferencing, and online User availability
games), as well as non-real-time communication services (such as instant User capabilities (media)
messaging
Session setup & management
Mobile Media API The Mobile Media API (MMAPI) extends the functionality of the J2ME include support for simple tone
platform by providing audio, video and other time-based multimedia support generation, tone sequencing,
(MMAPI) JSR 135 to resource-constrained devices. As a simple and lightweight optional audio/video file playback and
package, it allows Java developers to gain access to native multimedia streaming, interactive MIDI, and
services available on a given device audio/video capture.
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91. Service creation steps
• Develop the IMS client application
– > and test with emulated SIP server
• Develop the IMS back end application (ie with
SIP AS)
– > and test southbound with emulated IMS network
– > and test northbound with emulated IMS client
• Test integrated solution : IMS client + IMS
application on SIP AS + IMS simulated network
• Deploy on trial IMS network
• Launch commercially
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92. Typical development tools
BPEL editor (scripting)
Java development environment
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93. Typical testing tools
Test management
• Define tests
• Test bench
• Analysis
• Reports
Device testing Ex: HP Quality Center
(ex: Device Anywhere)
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94. Summary
• Designing a new service :
– Pick a tool for the IMS client & client SW
application (portable to # OS, # device)
– Code SIP intensive service logic on a SIP AS
– Compose Service Business Logic with a
BPEL tool
– Test all the components individually and
globally
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