IMS A Development and Deployment Perspective

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Pub. Date: 2009-09-28
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Summary

IP Multimedia Subsystem will provide the reader with an understanding of IMS technology and the possibilities of IMS services and applications. The first three chapters of the book are an introduction to IMS and its core components before moving on to the deployment of IMS. This includes sections on IMS applications and services and the impact of IMS on application developers. The book will also provide performance measurements on a live IMS test bed connected to an operator network and present substantial material on post-IMS possibilities and issues relating to integration with the web services and its co-existence with the emerging Web 2.0 technologies.This is one of the first books to cover IMS services and applications from a deployment perspective. The industry does not currently have a comprehensive study of deployment issues for its reference. The content related to IMS test networks design and implementation will be of great value and relevance to the operators working towards IMS deployment. With the emergence of Web 2.0 technologies in the internet domain, IMS advocates are forced to look beyond IMS deployment and towards integrating IMS with Web services. The book aims to enable a better understanding of how web technologies can complement the IMS service architecture and pioneer the post-IMS progress and success. One of the first books to cover IMS services and applications from a deployment perspective Includes performance measurements on live IMS test bed connected to an operator network Looks at how web technologies can complement the IMS service architecture Examines the current status of Mobile WiMAX deployment from the perspective of operators, service providers, vendors and developers.

Author Biography

Khalid Al-Begain is Professor and Director of the Integrated Communications Research Centre at the Faculty of Advanced Technology at the University of Glamorgan. He has written or been involved in more than 150 publications including 10 edited books and conference proceedings, 35 chapters in books and more than 70 international conference papers. He has also been the guest editor for 4 special issues of international journals and is a regular keynote speaker at international conferences and meetings.

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

Prefacep. ix
Author Biographiesp. xi
Introductionp. 1
IMS Contextp. 3
Drivers of Convergencep. 3
Origin of IMSp. 6
IMS - Convergence Enablerp. 8
IMS Misconceptionsp. 10
IMS - A Replacement or New or Complementary Domainp. 10
IMS - Telecom Network over IP?p. 14
Intelligent Core versus Dumb Edgep. 16
IMS - Walled Garden?p. 17
IMS - An Integral Part of the Telecom Service Delivery Infrastructurep. 19
Architectural Concepts Related to Service Infrastructuresp. 23
IMS Standards Statusp. 24
3GPPp. 25
IETF-3GPPp. 28
TISPANp. 29
PacketCablep. 29
Multiservice Forum (MSF)p. 29
IMS Forump. 30
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA)p. 30
IMS Deployment Statusp. 30
Futurep. 31
The 2.0 Era: A Consolidated Trendp. 31
Immediate Future: Web-Telecom Convergencep. 34
Future Internet: The Next Landscape for Both Web and Telecom Worldsp. 36
IMS Technologyp. 41
Evolution of Mobile Network Architecturep. 43
Transition Phases of Cellular Radio Access Technologiesp. 43
Transition Phases of Mobile Core Network Architecturep. 46
IMS - A Standardized All-IP Infrastructurep. 59
IMS Componentsp. 60
IMS Protocolsp. 73
Distinct Features of IMSp. 75
Evolution of Fixed Mobile Convergencep. 83
TISPAN NGNp. 85
PacketCable and IMS Integrationp. 90
Convergence - Services and Deployment Perspectivep. 97
IMS - A Service Perspectivep. 99
The IMS Potentialp. 99
IMS Essentialsp. 101
SIP Strengthp. 105
IMS-Enhanced Service Delivery Frameworkp. 117
IMS Service Architecture - Network Aspectp. 117
IMS Development Architecture - Application Aspectp. 126
Service Compositionp. 133
IMS Service Creation - Generic Service Platform Aspectsp. 138
IMS Services - Possibilitiesp. 142
Blended Servicep. 143
End-User Servicesp. 157
IMS Deploymentp. 161
Deployment Concernsp. 161
IP Challengesp. 163
Devices Challengep. 167
Operations and Management Issuesp. 168
Securityp. 170
Interoperabilityp. 171
Interoperator Interoperabilityp. 171
Interoperability of Services and Service Enablersp. 176
SIP Interoperabilityp. 183
IMS Deployment Strategiesp. 188
End-User Requirementsp. 189
Fixed Operator Requirementsp. 189
Mobile Operator Requirementsp. 190
Fixed Mobile Convergent Operator Requirementsp. 191
Summary of Real Deploymentsp. 193
IMS Deployment Strategiesp. 1884.4 IMS T
The Need for IMS Test Networksp. 194
Building a Holistic IMS Test Facilityp. 195
IMS Open-Source Initiativesp. 199
Convergence - The Road Aheadp. 209
WIMS 2.0: Convergence of Telcos with Web 2.0 Facilitated by IMSp. 211
Impact of the Web 2.0 Disruption on the IMS and Telecom Evolutionp. 212
Web 2.0 Phenomenonp. 212
IMS and Telco 2.0p. 213
Convergence Opportunity: WIMS 2.0p. 213
Mission and Vision of the WIMS 2.0 Initiativep. 215
WIMS 2.0: The Service Focusp. 215
The WIMS 2.0 Strategiesp. 215
WIMS 2.0 Ecosystem: Creating the W1MS-WIMS Relationshipp. 217
WIMS 2.0 Services and Business Modelsp. 219
WIMS 2.0: The Technology Focusp. 235
Reference Model for the WIMS 2.0 Service Platformp. 236
Web Technology Map for WIMS 2.0p. 237
Implementation Aspectsp. 240
WIMS 2.0 Roll-Outp. 243
The Way Forward - Paths to Followp. 247
Operators and Service Platformsp. 248
Open Capabilitiesp. 248
SDP and SOAp. 252
Digital Marketplace of Servicesp. 256
Developers and Service Creationp. 259
Opening Capabilities: RESTp. 260
Application Framework: Ruby on Railsp. 260
Development Techniques: AJAXp. 260
Rich Internet Applicationsp. 262
Users and Service Creationp. 264
UGS Based on Data Mash-ups: Yahoo Pipesp. 265
UGS Based on RIA: Microsoft Popflyp. 267
UGS Based on Telecom Convergence: OPUCEp. 267
Devices and Service Creationp. 271
Mobile Browser: Web-Based Applicationsp. 272
Mobile Widgets/Gadgetsp. 272
Mobile RIA Applicationsp. 273
Android Environmentp. 274
The iPhone Toolkitp. 276
Maemop. 276
Linux-Based Devicesp. 277
Research and Developmentp. 277
IMS Exposure to Browserp. 278
Future Session and Service Protocols for IMSp. 280
Web 3.0: from the Social Revolution to a More Usable Internetp. 283
Telco 3.0p. 285
Future Internetp. 287
Concluding Remarksp. 290
Referencesp. 291
Indexp. 301
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