Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level
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1 Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level
2 Providing an answer for today and tomorrow Evolving technologies Nokia Siemens Networks provides a solid platform for the future requirements of new radio technologies and VoIP. The diagram depicts smooth evolution paths from the pure circuit switched core network to IP Multimedia Subsystem () controlled architecture. Mobile softswitches are today s most efficient way to handle mobile voice. They offer several advantages. They lower the running costs of a network, cutting operational expenditure (OPEX) up to 70 percent by reducing the number of sites, as well as transmission bandwidth requirements. They also enable communications service providers (CSP) to invest now in systems that can be evolved easily and cost-effectively to meet changing network requirements in the future. Efficient new radio technologies such as High Speed Packet Access (HSPA) are paving the way for Voice over IP (VoIP) in mobile networks, and with the arrival of Long Term Evolution (), which is a full Internet Protocol (IP) technology, circuit switched voice will gradually be replaced. However, the co-existence of both technologies will be a reality for some time to come. First phase: An R 99 network is modernized to a Rel-4 network with mobile softswitches. This reduces OPEX and prepares for future evolution by introducing an IP capable platform. Second phase: System is expanded with Nokia Siemens Networks Mobile VoIP Server () by activating new software in. This upgrade provides a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) VoIP service, together with traditional GSM and WCDMA services. Third phase, option One Step Vo: Introduce to enrich voice and add multimedia services e.g. Rich Communication Suite (RCS). acts as voice application server for. provides interworking with legacy networks. Third phase, option Fast Track Vo: Moves voice to by introducing Access Controller (LAC) function and reusing / in environment. Fourth phase: based voice and multimedia network as target architecture for Vo. All steps re-use existing components and are standards compliant according 3GPP. With Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitch, the MSC Server System (), CSPs can build a platform that will support the new opportunities offered by VoIP and multimedia. They can also improve efficiency immediately, reaping the significant OPEX savings that mobile softswitching brings. And in the longer term, CSPs can eliminate the need for huge additional investments as services evolve in the future. Value Reuse / for SIP/ISC Reuse / for Fast Track Vo Reuse // for One Step Vo LAC SIP / Reuse // LAC for SIP/ISC Expand revenues with VoIP Evolution 2 Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level
3 Proven solutions from a proven partner Nokia Siemens Networks is the most experienced mobile softswitch vendor and a clear market leader in GSM and WCDMA networks, serving more than a billion subscribers. We support our customers every step of the way, offering a full range of consulting and integration services to complement our network hardware and software. In short, we offer end-to-end solutions, not just boxes. We have extensive experience in providing interoperability in multi-vendor networks and securing a smooth migration from R 99 networks to Rel-4. The Nokia Siemens Networks MSC Server System is used in the networks of more than two hundred CSPs, most of which depend on multi-vendor networks. Nokia Siemens Networks has successfully integrated the System into these networks as part of core modernization projects. Built-in resilience Our mobile softswitches offer robust performance based on state-of-the-art processing capacity that is continuously being improved, as well as scalable system architecture and well-proven smooth overload handling capability. High capacity is not enough on its own. It must be counterbalanced with carrier grade resiliency at the element, system and network levels. We have taken all these aspects into account, playing our part in helping our customers offer the highest reliability services. With our, system performance does not degrade even when all subscribers have a prepaid Intelligent Network (IN) service. It also offers high availability, as a result of multiple layers of resilience that extend from the element level right up to disaster recovery capabilities throughout the network. Reliability proven under the most extreme conditions The Beijing summer games National Stadium saw up to 250,000 people in 2008 conducting up to 110,000 calls per minute. The Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching system ensured a percent successful call rate with no failures. Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level 3
4 Ready to go with VoIP Although mobile CSPs make most of their revenues from circuit switched voice, VoIP is beginning to become an important element within mobile networks. Nokia Siemens Networks is the only vendor to integrate VoIP as part of the existing mobile softswitch, while simultaneously supporting circuit switched traffic that shares the same system resources. The solution, called Nokia Siemens Networks Mobile VoIP Server (), is the key component in providing a smooth evolution from circuit switched voice to VoIP and supports and architectures. PSTN MGW 2G 3G Software activation PSTN MGW Common core for mobile and fixed Offer VoIP services now through a simple software activation in. SIP 2G 3G The CSP simply needs to activate the software in the MSC Server System () to start offering VoIP services from its existing core and thus securing the lowest OPEX. also re-uses the entire existing OSS and BSS infrastructure, bringing further gains to existing Nokia Siemens Networks customers. Growth through simplicity provides a uniform environment for the CSP by enabling the same mobile features across different access networks and devices. PC-based VoIP clients, dual-mode mobile phones and even traditional fixed-line phones are simply registered as SIP subscribers on the mobile network. This allows all these devices to access similar services to those enjoyed by conventional GSM subscribers, such as prepaid, mobility, messaging and IN-based services. / is a flexible system that allows for full migration or step-by-step evolution to a unified core network with the same service experience across VoIP and cellular voice telephony one number, one provider, and one bill bringing subscribers the simplicity that helps to increase service usage by subscribers. Address the fixed broadband market With, mobile CSPs can grow their subscriber base and raise Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) by addressing the fixed domain with compelling broadband services such as VoIP, bundled with presence and instant messaging services. The most efficient way of doing this is by offering broadband services bundled with VoIP. With a CSP can expand rapidly into fixed markets and offer seamless services across fixed and mobile domains. Becoming the all-in-one service provider also helps glue customers to the CSP, reducing churn and raising ARPU. fits perfectly into the architecture, which is the most efficient way to deal with fixed and mobile cross-domain multimedia services. 4 Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level
5 Hybrid CSP uses VoIP to boost ARPU A new European CSP wanted to introduce VoIP services for residential users to drive up its mobile revenues. Leveraging existing infrastructure elements, Nokia Siemens Networks helped create a fully-converged network environment for the new IP-based services, enabling the CSP to minimize its integration effort and maximize its return on investment. By deploying based, the CSP is able to provide convenient and consistent IP-based voice and messaging services for end users across multiple devices and networks, significantly enhancing the value of its offering to its key target audience. As a result, the company will be able to increase monthly revenues by 10 for every subscriber that signs up to its new VoIP service. The Communication Key is pre-loaded with NCS and can be plugged into any PC via a USB interface. Communication Key and Communication Suite Nokia Siemens Networks Communication Suite (NCS) is a PC-based user application that provides powerful communications features, ranging from traditional telephone services to advanced rich multimedia communications such as VoIP, video sharing, video calling, messaging and presence functionalities. CSPs enjoy a strong and trusted relationship with subscribers, which they can make best use of with the Nokia Siemens Networks Communication Key. This is a USB device with built-in SIM authentication that lets subscribers carry VoIP and other rich communications with them. The Communication Key is an integral part of the / portfolio. The Communication Suite is hosted on the Communication Key and tied via a SIP interface to the / platform. This unique capability enables users to connect via the Communication Key and become reachable via their mobile phone number. This allows CSPs to launch the most flexible parallel ringing service ever across mobile and IP domains. Cut subscribers costs Subscribers simply plug the key into any Internet-connected PC to make voice calls independent of the local mobile network, avoiding roaming charges. While abroad I stay in touch with friends and family without having to pay roaming fees I m calling and using SMS from any PC I can be reached via PC with my mobile phone number Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level 5
6 Enrich the customer experience Adopting and is an evolutionary step towards. Once CSPs have achieved OPEX savings by establishing a Rel-4 environment, they have set the scene for an environment. VoIP is already enriching the customer experience and our -based Rich Communication Suite (RCS) solution will enhance this even further. Voice service is enriched by presence, content sharing and messaging services. RCS is a presence based service engine that allows users to keep up to date with friends presence, picture and tag line. After an initial presence check, further communication or media sharing can be initiated via chat, voice, picture share or video share. This improves the customer experience further, generates more revenue and ties the customer more closely to the CSP and the services it offers. In an environment, the acts as an application server for VoIP and is connected to the via the open standard ISC interface. is further used as a media gateway controller, ensuring interconnection with the legacy world. ensures VoIP service through any SIP access and is already prepared for future broadband access technologies, such as HSPA and. On the move Connectivity, charging, quality of service Home as application server. SIP/ISC Presence Other AS Office Mobile broadband with promises true mobile broadband and improved voice quality over all-ip networks, offering new levels of efficiency. The radio interface is more efficient than any previous technology. Radio spectrum can be used in a number of ways and current GSM and 3G frequencies can be re-farmed to. Once CSPs have built an network for data, they can use the same network for voice and cut costs by gradually decreasing the role of GSM and 3G networks. Nokia Siemens Networks offers a smooth evolution from circuit switched voice to VoIP in mobile networks, even supporting the co-existence of both technologies. / can be used for both technologies and the capacity of this voice control system can be allocated dynamically between circuit switched and SIP calls. Furthermore, circuit switched and SIP calls are managed without any changes in the end user experience. Voice services can be the same over circuit switched and SIP accesses, as / ensures service parity. Furthermore, Single Radio Voice Call Continuity (SR-VCC) ensures voice service continuation when coverage becomes fragmentary. If a CSP wants to use its network for data only, the circuit switched fallback feature ensures voice calls are managed in the 2G/3G network. This ensures smooth transition for voice usage even before sufficient coverage is achieved. 6 Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level
7 Broadband introduction Increased radio efficiency for voice service HSPA & I-HSPA 2G/3G Full centric multimedia service architecture HSPA & I-HSPA Full centric multimedia service architecture HSPA & I-HSPA HSPA & I-HSPA 2G/3G CS/PS CS/PS PS All IP PS MGW MGW evolution / Fast Track Vo One Step Vo Nokia Siemens Networks Vo evolution paths. Multiple options for Vo CSPs have different rollout strategies, therefore Nokia Siemens Networks provides flexible ways to deploy services Fast Track Vo and One Step Vo. Fast Track allows Vo introduction without deployment, while One Step supports based Vo. Subsequently, Fast Track deployments can also be turned into based Vo deployments. With either option CSPs gain smooth evolution paths that re-use their entire investment. Fast Track and One Step Vo are both standards compliant according 3GPP and support QoS, supplementary services according to MMTel specification, SR-VCC, LI and emergency call. Fast Track Vo The main benefits of Nokia Siemens Networks Fast Track Vo solution are Vo introduction without needing to change the entire architecture and a seamless experience for end users where 2G/3G and networks are used in parallel and handovers are common. This solution is based on current mobile voice core network elements; /, MGW and Home Location Register (HLR) with existing network connections. Standard 3GPP SIP terminals are supported and existing interfaces to other network elements are open and specified. This means that even the existing circuit switched voice roaming ecosystem is fully re-usable for voice and can ensure smooth service continuity in any network environment. The new functionality is Access Controller (LAC), which is part of / system. LAC provides policy control and Quality of Service (QoS) to access, which are needed for carrier grade voice services. Investments in Fast Track Vo are fully re-usable when upgrading network architecture to, thus reducing capital expenditure (CAPEX) in the long term. The transition from Fast Track to based Vo architecture is supported, meaning the entire investment in the Fast Track solution is re-used and transferred into the architecture. One Step Vo For CSPs with existing deployment, the Nokia Siemens Networks One Step Vo solution is the most beneficial network architecture, allowing and / to complement each other in the network. Moving to from an existing deployment, CSPs can smoothly introduce One Step Vo by adding VoIP to existing mobile user base. Furthermore, CSPs with no environment can immediately introduce One Step Vo by introducing and Vo at the same time. Opening up Hardware platform The Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching system is based on an open software architecture supporting a common hardware platform. This allows CSPs to achieve lower costs by taking advantage of the latest hardware developments, lower power consumption and higher density. With other related network elements based on the same hardware, operational and logistical costs can be kept as low as possible. IT environment / software enables the gluing together of the mobile softswitching system with IT environments. This allows CSPs to benefit from the wide variety of applications available in the web environment and the ability to use assets across mobile and IP domains. Open interface is based on SOAP/ XML and further allows the vertical integration of the mobile softswitching system into business processes (for example a user can receive an SMS notifying when the postman is nearby and able to deliver mail). To ensure security, the interface is based on the Secure Telecom Asset Exposure (STAE) layer which resides between network elements and third party applications. Connecting the mobile softswitching system with IT allows CSPs to open new business fields towards third party applications and to further differentiate from their competition by offering new services and integration capabilities. Nokia Siemens Networks mobile softswitching Taking voice to the next level 7
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