OpenCloud IMS WebRTC Workshop Adaptive Signaling Bridging the Network Divide
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The document discusses adaptive signaling solutions aimed at facilitating service migration to IMS and enhancing connectivity through WebRTC. It emphasizes the need for more agile and cost-effective signaling changes to keep up with competitive market demands and highlights various network capabilities and service interactions. Ultimately, it advocates for open, adaptable products that can support diverse service innovations and improve overall network efficiency.
OpenCloud IMS WebRTC Workshop Adaptive Signaling Bridging the Network Divide
- 1. Bridging the Network Divide Mark Windle, Head of Marketing
- 2. Agenda Introducing Adaptive Signalling Adaptive Signalling for – Service Migration to IMS – WebRTC Summary 2© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014
- 3. 3 Signalling Change is expensive & slow Functionality within elements Interactions between elements + The behaviour of the network Being more competitive means finding more competitive ways to make changes Adaptive Signalling Solutions Open Solution Development Change is less expensive and faster
- 4. 4 i Network Services Voice, Messaging, Video, Data, Consumer, Enterprise, M2M, Roaming, Prepaid Network Capabilities Charging, Authentication, Home-Routing, mPayments Network Information Subscriber Profile, Service Provisioning, Location, Device, Status Adaptive Signalling Solutions Service Interactions Charging Offload Prepay-enabled Enterprise Services New Network Capabilities SMS Home Routing Fraud Prevention Alternative Roaming Provider Outbound API Exposure OneAPI 3rd-Party Development Internal Network Exposure M2M Enterprise Services Generic Service innovation Interworking & Protocol Conversion EOL Workarounds Harmonised Service-Layer HLR-HSS Synchronisation Internet Connectivity Social Network Integration WebRTC Rhino: Solving Network Evolution Challenges Signalling Adaptive Signalling
- 5. Adaptive Signalling White Paper 5© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 www.opencloud.com/resources/whitepapers/
- 6. Agenda Introducing Adaptive Signalling Adaptive Signalling for – Service Migration to IMS – WebRTC Summary 6© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014
- 7. Service Migration to IMS 7© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Existing Service SCP Legacy IMS ?
- 8. Service Migration to IMS – Duplicate? 8© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Existing Service SCP AS Legacy IMS Duplicate Duplicate Costs Maintenance Space/Power Change Requests
- 9. EOL Issues Maintenance Change Requests Replacement (eventually) 9© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Existing Service SCP Legacy Service Migration to IMS – Re-use? IM-SSF Adaptive Signalling IMS
- 10. 10© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Existing Service IMS SCP AS Service Migration to IMS – Re-use then Replace? R-IM-SSF Adaptive Signalling Replace Legacy
- 11. 11© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Existing Service SCP AS Service Migration to IMS – Adaptive Signalling Adaptive Signalling Interworking & Protocol Conversion EOL Workarounds IM-SSF R-IM-SSF HLR-HSS Synchronisation Service Interactions Service Broker SCIM Charging Offload Prepay-enabled Enterprise Services Entire Subscriber Base One Service Portfolio Eg. VoLTE Legacy IMS
- 12. Agenda Introducing Adaptive Signalling Adaptive Signalling for – Service Migration to IMS – WebRTC Summary 12© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014
- 13. 13© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Adaptive Signalling for WebRTC Adaptive Signalling Legacy IMS WebRTC WebRTC Signalling Gateway
- 14. 14© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Adaptive Signalling for WebRTC Adaptive Signalling Legacy IMS WebRTC Signalling Gateway(s) ?? WebRTC
- 15. Productised Solution Framework Carrier-grade – Virtualisable – Scalable – Software-based Openly Extendable for Other Protocols Open Application Server Developer support Documentation Dev. Tools Test Tools Support PLUS Network Elements Network Signalling + + + Multiple Adaptive Signalling Applications Competitive Change requires Open Products Productised Common Protocols Telecom Application Developers In-House SI’s and Partners 3rd Party Community 15
- 16. Agenda Introducing Adaptive Signalling Adaptive Signalling for – Service Migration to IMS – WebRTC Summary 16© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014
- 17. Consumer Choice – Change is Constant 17© Copyright OpenCloud Ltd 2014 Aggregated users Something for everyone Commodity Services / features The “Core” Revenue Individuals Differentiation The “Long tail” Market Share Personalisation
- 18. Adaptive Signalling Enabling Competitive Service Innovation 18 Individuals Multi- Device Feature Phone Fixed Phone LaptopTabletSmart Phone Smart TV Games Console Internet Others Multi- Access Legacy Circuit Switched Next-Gen IP Packet Switched Connected Machines Service Interactions Network Capabilities Outbound API Exposure Service Innovation Enablers Exposed Network Assets Internet Connectivity & Web Services Open Service Development Service Compositions Legacy Services Next-Gen Services Extensible “Off the shelf” Services 3rd Party Network Apps 3rd Party External Apps Social Groups Multi- Role Families Organisations Converged Service Layer
- 19. Summary It’s inevitable It’s accelerating It’s vital 19 Change Open, adaptive signalling solutions Change the network to make the network easier to change Service Migration to IMS, WebRTC and more simply more competitive
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