
IMS A Development and Deployment Perspective
by Al-Begain, Khalid; Balakrishna, Chitra; Galindo, Luis Angel; Fernandez, David MoroBuy New
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Summary
Author Biography
Chitra Balakrishna is a Research Assistant working with Professor Al-Begain at the Integrated Communications Research Centre at the Faculty of Advanced Technology at the University of Glamorgan. She is currently working on a project on 'Adaptive Multimedia Multicast over Heterogeneous Wireless Mobile Networks'.
Table of Contents
Preface | p. ix |
Author Biographies | p. xi |
Introduction | p. 1 |
IMS Context | p. 3 |
Drivers of Convergence | p. 3 |
Origin of IMS | p. 6 |
IMS - Convergence Enabler | p. 8 |
IMS Misconceptions | p. 10 |
IMS - A Replacement or New or Complementary Domain | p. 10 |
IMS - Telecom Network over IP? | p. 14 |
Intelligent Core versus Dumb Edge | p. 16 |
IMS - Walled Garden? | p. 17 |
IMS - An Integral Part of the Telecom Service Delivery Infrastructure | p. 19 |
Architectural Concepts Related to Service Infrastructures | p. 23 |
IMS Standards Status | p. 24 |
3GPP | p. 25 |
IETF-3GPP | p. 28 |
TISPAN | p. 29 |
PacketCable | p. 29 |
Multiservice Forum (MSF) | p. 29 |
IMS Forum | p. 30 |
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) | p. 30 |
IMS Deployment Status | p. 30 |
Future | p. 31 |
The 2.0 Era: A Consolidated Trend | p. 31 |
Immediate Future: Web-Telecom Convergence | p. 34 |
Future Internet: The Next Landscape for Both Web and Telecom Worlds | p. 36 |
IMS Technology | p. 41 |
Evolution of Mobile Network Architecture | p. 43 |
Transition Phases of Cellular Radio Access Technologies | p. 43 |
Transition Phases of Mobile Core Network Architecture | p. 46 |
IMS - A Standardized All-IP Infrastructure | p. 59 |
IMS Components | p. 60 |
IMS Protocols | p. 73 |
Distinct Features of IMS | p. 75 |
Evolution of Fixed Mobile Convergence | p. 83 |
TISPAN NGN | p. 85 |
PacketCable and IMS Integration | p. 90 |
Convergence - Services and Deployment Perspective | p. 97 |
IMS - A Service Perspective | p. 99 |
The IMS Potential | p. 99 |
IMS Essentials | p. 101 |
SIP Strength | p. 105 |
IMS-Enhanced Service Delivery Framework | p. 117 |
IMS Service Architecture - Network Aspect | p. 117 |
IMS Development Architecture - Application Aspect | p. 126 |
Service Composition | p. 133 |
IMS Service Creation - Generic Service Platform Aspects | p. 138 |
IMS Services - Possibilities | p. 142 |
Blended Service | p. 143 |
End-User Services | p. 157 |
IMS Deployment | p. 161 |
Deployment Concerns | p. 161 |
IP Challenges | p. 163 |
Devices Challenge | p. 167 |
Operations and Management Issues | p. 168 |
Security | p. 170 |
Interoperability | p. 171 |
Interoperator Interoperability | p. 171 |
Interoperability of Services and Service Enablers | p. 176 |
SIP Interoperability | p. 183 |
IMS Deployment Strategies | p. 188 |
End-User Requirements | p. 189 |
Fixed Operator Requirements | p. 189 |
Mobile Operator Requirements | p. 190 |
Fixed Mobile Convergent Operator Requirements | p. 191 |
Summary of Real Deployments | p. 193 |
IMS Deployment Strategies | p. 1884.4 IMS T |
The Need for IMS Test Networks | p. 194 |
Building a Holistic IMS Test Facility | p. 195 |
IMS Open-Source Initiatives | p. 199 |
Convergence - The Road Ahead | p. 209 |
WIMS 2.0: Convergence of Telcos with Web 2.0 Facilitated by IMS | p. 211 |
Impact of the Web 2.0 Disruption on the IMS and Telecom Evolution | p. 212 |
Web 2.0 Phenomenon | p. 212 |
IMS and Telco 2.0 | p. 213 |
Convergence Opportunity: WIMS 2.0 | p. 213 |
Mission and Vision of the WIMS 2.0 Initiative | p. 215 |
WIMS 2.0: The Service Focus | p. 215 |
The WIMS 2.0 Strategies | p. 215 |
WIMS 2.0 Ecosystem: Creating the W1MS-WIMS Relationship | p. 217 |
WIMS 2.0 Services and Business Models | p. 219 |
WIMS 2.0: The Technology Focus | p. 235 |
Reference Model for the WIMS 2.0 Service Platform | p. 236 |
Web Technology Map for WIMS 2.0 | p. 237 |
Implementation Aspects | p. 240 |
WIMS 2.0 Roll-Out | p. 243 |
The Way Forward - Paths to Follow | p. 247 |
Operators and Service Platforms | p. 248 |
Open Capabilities | p. 248 |
SDP and SOA | p. 252 |
Digital Marketplace of Services | p. 256 |
Developers and Service Creation | p. 259 |
Opening Capabilities: REST | p. 260 |
Application Framework: Ruby on Rails | p. 260 |
Development Techniques: AJAX | p. 260 |
Rich Internet Applications | p. 262 |
Users and Service Creation | p. 264 |
UGS Based on Data Mash-ups: Yahoo Pipes | p. 265 |
UGS Based on RIA: Microsoft Popfly | p. 267 |
UGS Based on Telecom Convergence: OPUCE | p. 267 |
Devices and Service Creation | p. 271 |
Mobile Browser: Web-Based Applications | p. 272 |
Mobile Widgets/Gadgets | p. 272 |
Mobile RIA Applications | p. 273 |
Android Environment | p. 274 |
The iPhone Toolkit | p. 276 |
Maemo | p. 276 |
Linux-Based Devices | p. 277 |
Research and Development | p. 277 |
IMS Exposure to Browser | p. 278 |
Future Session and Service Protocols for IMS | p. 280 |
Web 3.0: from the Social Revolution to a More Usable Internet | p. 283 |
Telco 3.0 | p. 285 |
Future Internet | p. 287 |
Concluding Remarks | p. 290 |
References | p. 291 |
Index | p. 301 |
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