NGN Overview

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NGN Overview
Version 1.0, 7 Jan 2005 (TIA edits to this
version)

• Tony Rutkowski WITH TIA EDITS

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NGN Product Ecosystem
Identified Services
Release 1 Capability Set

• Interactive-based Services
• Real-time Conversational Voice services
• Point to Point interactive multimedia services
• Collaborative interactive communication services
• Push to talk over Cellular (PoC)
• Push to talk over NGN (PoN)
• Instant messaging (IM)
• Existing PSTN/ISDN services, emulation,
  simulation
• Group Messaging
• Data communication services, ftp, www, fax
• Data retrieval applications, such as
  tele-software
• Online applications
• Speech-enabled services
• Messaging services such as SMS, MMS, etc
• Non Interactive-based Services
• Content delivery services
• Sensor Network services (RFID, etc)
• Push services
• Remote control/tele-action services.

• Mobility, Mobility between access networks
• Identification
• Authorization
• Location
• Presence
• Group Management
• Session Handling (Session Control)
• Service Subscription (Registration) Management
• User and Terminal Profile Management
  (Authentication, Authorization, Service
  Subscription, Mobility, Location, Charging etc.)
• Messaging (IM, SMS, MMS, email)
• Push (IP multimedia services, MMS, and new
  services including public safety, government,
  corporate Information Technology etc.)
• Policy Control
• Charging
• Emergency Communication
• Lawful intercept (LI) Management
• Service Independence - service capabilities
  (enhanced to control IP multimedia applications)
• Application Service Interworking
• Services Coordination

From ITU-T current NGN Framework specification
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NGN Standards Ecosystem
Based on Version 0.6, 6 Jan 2005
IETF
ITU-T
GSC
GlobalNGNFramework
chair
many
GSC9
WTSA
CableLabs
SG04
SG13
NGNMFG
SG11
SG19
NGN Focus Group
TIA
3GPP2
SG02
SG17
3GPP2 OP
TSG-X
TSG-S
TR-8
TR-45
SG03
TSG-C
TR-8.8
TSG-A
TR-45.2
TR-45.6
3GPP
TR-30
TR-42
MESA
TR-34
TR-41
FO-4
SA2
JWG
ATIS
ETSI
Parlay
PM
NGNOSS
PAM
CCUI
CBC
NGNFramework
NGN Focus Group
WAE FG
STF NGN
ECMA
MWS FG
TISPAN
VoIP FG
WG8
OPTXS(T1X1)
DSL Forum
WG7
WG1
T1P1
PTSC(T1S1)
TMOC(T1M1)
WG6
WG2
AT-D
WG3
WG5
WG4
OASIS
NGN_at_home
LI
Tony Rutkowski, trutkowski_at_verisign.com / TIA
contact dthompson_at_tiaonline.org
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ITU-T SG13 (NGN coordination) and Focus Group
Detail
NGN Focus Group
WG 1 SR (Service Requirements) Group WG 2 FAM
(Functional Architecture and Mobility) Group WG
3 QoS Group WG 4 CSC (Control and Signalling
Capability) Group WG 5 SeC (Security Capability)
Group WG 6 Evo (Evolution) Group WG7 FPBN (Future
Packet-based Bearer Network) Group
SG 13 Plenary
WP1Project management and coordinationHelmut
Schink (Siemens, Germany)
WP2Functional architectureand mobilityChae-Sub
Lee(KT Corp, Korea)
WP3Service requirementsand scenariosNaotaka
Morita(NTT Labs, Japan)
WP4QoS and OAMNeal Seitz(DOC, USA)
Q1 Project coordination and release planning for
NGN Q11 General network terminology Q13 Public
data networks
Q3 Principles and functional architecture for
NGN) Q6 NGN mobility and fixed-mobile
convergence Q9 Impact of IPV6 to an
NGN Q10 (including also security matters)
Interoperability of satellite with terrestrial
and NGNs
Q2 Requirements implementation scenarios for
emerging services Q7 Network and service
interworking in NGN environment Q8 Service
scenarios deployment models of NGN Q12 Frame
Relay Q14 Protocols and service mechanisms for
Multi-service Data Networks
Q4 Requirements and framework for QoS for
NGN Q5 OAM and network management for NGN
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NGN Industry Ecosystem (ITU-T, ATIS, TIA only
TIA trade shows)

• Vendors and Third Party Providers
• Acterna (d)
• ADC wireline (d)
• Agilent (d)
• Alcatel (i, d)
• Ciena (d)
• Cisco (i, d)
• Corning (i, d)
• Ericsson (i, d)
• Harris (d)
• Intrado (d)
• IBM
• Juniper (i, d)
• Leapstone (d)
• Lucent (i, d)
• Marconi (i)
• Motorola
• Nortel (i, d)
• NTT

• Industry Organizations
• Open Communications Architecture Forum (OCAF)
• Trade Shows
• NGN 2004
• SUPERCOMM 2005
• GLOBALCOMM 2006
• Telestrategies NGN
• Eurescom Summit 2005
• Institutes
• GMD FOKUS

• Countries
• China (incl. China mobile, China Telecom, China
  Unicom) (i)
• Korea (i) plus vendors

Key i international activity d U.S.
activity underline leadership positions
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NGN Legal-Regulatory Ecosystem
WTO
ITU
Cybercrime TreatyG8 Justice
WCIT
PP2006
ITS EG
EC
USA
APT/ASTAP
FCC
EOP/NSTAC
DHS/NCS
NGNNM
Other countries
CITEL
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Reference materials

• ITU-T (International Telecommunication Union
  Telecom Standards Sector)
• Documents
• Liaison to NGN Management Focus Group
  (FGNGN-OD-00069R1)
• NGN Release 1 Scope working document.
  (FGNGN-OD-00070)
• Release 1 Services and Capabilities working
  document (FGNGN-OD-00067)
• FGNGN Work Program (FGNGN-OD-00062R1)
• FGNGN Functional Requirements Architecture
  working document (FGNGN-OD-00065
• Co-ordination of FG-NGN work with SG4/FG NGN
  Management (FGNGN-OD-00064R1)
• Recommendations
• Y.110, Global Information Infrastructure
  principles and framework architecture
• Y.2011, General principles and general reference
  model for next generation networks
• Y.2001, General overview of NGN
• FGNGN-FRA, Functional Requirements and
  Architecture of the NGN, draft version 3
• FGNGN-CMIP, Draft Framework for Customer
  Manageable IP Network
• ETSI (European Telecommunication Standards
  Institute)
• Standards
• DTR/TISPAN-01023-NGN on Services capabilities,
  requirements and strategic direction for NGN
  services,
• DTR/TISPAN-01024-NGN on NGN generic capabilities
• ATIS (US Alliance for Telecommunications Industry
  Solutions)