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Best 3G
Applications & Services |
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Speaker: Mohsen Malaki, Senior Program
and Consulting Manager, CEMA Region, IDC
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Where does 3G stand globally,
regionally
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The customer experience:
Emphasizing user experience and services, not underlying
technology
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Services and tariffs offered by
3G operators thus far in selected markets globally, both
consumer and business/enterprise
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Applications for the consumer
segment: Mobile triple play
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Applications for the business
segment: Introducing the concept of Enterprise Mobility
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The role of fixed-mobile
convergence, IMS, and new service opportunities
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Key obstacles that need to be
addressed to ensure growth
Synopsis:
This
presentation explores innovative consumer and
business/enterprise mobile applications offered in selected
countries with an established 3G market. IDC will examine the
3G-related applications and services, including broader trends
such as the emerging enterprise mobility value chain,
fixed-mobile convergence, IMS, and related services. The
discussion in this presentation provides a glimpse of things to
expect regionally in the Middle East. |
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Is there a
Business Case for Mobile Broadband Wireless Access Solutions? |
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Speaker: Mohsen Malaki, Senior Program
and Consulting Manager, CEMA Region, IDC
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Defining
MBWA Technologies
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Demand
drivers
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What
services over MBWA technologies?
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3G versus
MBWA Technologies
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Evaluating
MBWA Solutions: Capacity, Coverage, Spectrum, Costs,
Commercialization
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Opportunities and threats: Use of MBWA by Incumbents versus
New Entrants
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MBWA in
the Middle East: Potential benefits and usages of MBWA
solutions in liberalizing markets
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Value
chain and regulatory considerations
Synopsis:
As markets
in the Middle East are gradually opening up to fixedline
competition, MBWA technologies have the potential to enable
increased broadband penetration in these markets, as well as
facilitate speedier time to market for newly licensed entrants.
In this presentation, IDC will examine different MBWA solutions
from a technology and business case perspective, assessing how
MBWA will compete with, or complement, established wireless-and
wired-technologies. |
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Synopsis
for WiMAX talk by Motorola: |
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It's no
surprise that, with technology changing so rapidly, telecom
carriers are wary of buying into the "next greatest thing."
But consumer and business demands for increasingly more rich
data available at faster speeds (download and upload) and lower
costs is drawing considerable attention to the promise of WiMAX.
Is it truly a viable technology for the "triple play" of voice,
data and video service delivery, and what advantages does it
offer operators? In this session, the speaker will share
Motorola vision for WiMAX and illustrate its potential to
support Seamless Mobility solutions such as UMA. The speaker
will describe WiMAX business models and scenarios for new
entrants and the potential revenue opportunities WiMAX offers.
The speaker will examine how WiMAX impacts operators who are
already provisioning or planning for 3G, how it can reduce
backhaul operational costs and compare emerging WiMAX industry
standards. Finally, the speaker will share the importance of an
end-to-end WiMAX approach, identifying considerations that need
to be made in the core network environment. |
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NGN
Architecture and Protocols |
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Speaker: Li Zhaoyang - Chief Engineer of
Huawei NGN Marketing Dep. - Huawei
Synopsis:
This
presentation will aim to the NGN architecture and standards
which are softswitch or call sever based. Standards like SIP,
H.248, MGCP, SIGTRAN, NAT, and PARLAY will be introduced in
detail, and some protocols like MGCP/H.248 will be compared.
Also the development progress of these protocols will be
included. In addition, as broadband becomes more and more
popular, IMS is introduced to provide the Multimedia services
based on IP, and it can be deployed on both fixed network and
mobile network. Beyond FMC, the IMS integrates nowadays'
softswitch component to provide PSTN services. All this drops a
hint that it comes the new era of the fixed network. |
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Breakthrough
in Ultra High Speed DSL Technology |
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Speaker: Taqi
Baig
Synopsis:
Lucent's
Next Generation Broadband Access Solutions bridge traditional
telephony and new broadband capabilities, enabling customers to
generate new revenues while reducing network complexity and
operating costs. Lucent's multi-service BBA products address
the escalating demand for bandwidth capacity for Triple Play
services. |
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Service Over
IP Enabling Lifestyle enhancing video and data services
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Speaker:
Khaled Rifai - Director of Business
Development, MEA Lucent Technologies
Synopsis:
Defined by
the 3GPP and 3GPP2 mobile standards organizations, IMS (IP
Multimedia Subsystem) is a standards-based multimedia services
and VoIP telephony architecture. Although initiated in mobile
standards, IMS applies equally well to wireless and wireline
access carriers, making it an excellent service architecture to
enable converged services that span across different access
techniques. This presentation provides an overview of the IMS
architecture and highlights the various applications and
services that are being supported on it. |
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A
comparative analysis of Broadband Wireless Technologies Lucent
EV-DO solution for Wireless High Speed Services
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Speaker:
Hamdi Breik - Senior Manager, Mobility
Synopsis:
EV-DO is a
3G CDMA wireless technology providing access to broadband data
services, enabling customers access to high speed data and
multimedia services. Lucent's EV-DO solution is quick to
deploy, scalable to meet exact market needs. Also, future
releases of this technology would support carrying Voice Over
IP (VOIP) services and graceful evolution to Next Generation
networks. This presentation covers Comparative analysis of
various high speed wireless technologies mainly: Wi Max, WiFi,
EVDO and HSDPA. |
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