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Sajid Soormally, IMS Solution Manager, Alcatel-Lucent
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Laurent Thiebaut, Senior End-to-End Solution Architect, Alcatel-LucentAs opposed to mobile next-generation network (NGN) approach aiming at just carrying circuit services on top of the Internet protocol (IP), the IP multimedia subsystem (IMS) offers operators the opportunity to build an open, IP-based service infrastructure that will enable an easy deployment of new rich multimedia communication services mixing telecom and data services.Before trying to emulate circuit-switched domain … Continue reading
This paper is featured in the "Business Models and Drivers for Next-Generation IMS Services" comprehensive report, published by the IEC. Visit www.iec/org/pubs for more information on IEC Publications or to purchase online.
Web ProForumTutorials featuring the latest technical and business issuesIncluding VoIP over WLAN in a Seamless Next-Generation Wireless EnvironmentA Classic Web ProForum from the IEC Online Education ArchivesFor wireless equipment manufacturers, service providers, and enterprise/home network designers, VoIP over WLANs raises several deployment and planning issues concerning quality of service (QoS), call control, network capacity, provisioning, architecture, and others. The requirements of the three main segments making up the WLAN marketplace also will have an effect on the deployment parameters of WLANs. Analyst CornerPerspectives from leading information industry experts
Tom Goodwin, Alcatel-LucentInterview Summary
Tom Goodwin, vice president of Marketing and Communications for Alcatel-Lucent's Optics activities, is interviewed by Lorenza Brescia on the future role of ROADM, OTN, and Cross-Connects in the network, with particular attention to OPEX-reduction opportunities; on the 40G and 100G best alternatives for modulation, standardization, and adoption; and on the role that vendors, and in particular Alcatel-Lucent, will have to play to differentiate themselves in the market.
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