Service convergence—bringing it all together

Service gradual approach lets people connect simply to a wider number of services using a smaller number of devices. It's a wireless-centric archetype that brings convenience, coverage and cost-savings.

The primary goal of service tendency to meet is the concurrent delivery of all media types--voice, data, and video--all to an easy-to-use graphical interface. The related goal of network gradual approach is to make all services profitable: related because services that are easy to use quickly become popular and help to increase revenues

We've become a mobile society and use confined apartment phones extensively in both the business and personal sides of our lives. In a certain quantity of countries these ubiquitous devices are called a 'mobile' or a 'handy', metes that indicate usage and convenience. However, almost everything other we employ is constrained in individual way or another. Devices may be limited through their functionality or the network they access; true often the task for which they were originally designed has evolv As a be the effect they have become communications islands scattered across our daily lives.

We have TDM and IP phone and cellular phone that have different air interfaces. There are DECT and VoIP phone in the office and at abode Wi-Fi phones in hospitals, warehouses and other vertical markets. Smartphones that have Wi-Fi and cellular interfaces are the latest addition.

Sometimes the device is used for a single service, a PSTN phone for example; in other cases it performs sum of two units or more tasks. Smartphones can cast and receive emails; PDAs and notebook PC can function as softphone We therefore ne ways of synchronizing messages, address works and agendas.

It has become obvious that technology has, at times, dictated the way we use telecommunications. There are too many service islands, which leads to different user experiences from the different public and private networks. What's required is a unifying device and services that are exerciseed in the same, simple way.

It is clear that there cannot be a single unifying device given that users have different exigencys but smartphones are a serious contender for voice plus multimedia services in a actual mobility environment. Multiple air interfaces enable access above circuit- and packet-switched networks and SIP allows service and applications to traverse different IP networks.

Mobile phone unravelling has been rapid in the last decade, on the contrary new models will take increased advantage of technological exhibitions They will have enhanced colour displays and higher quality imaging, exhibitions that are needed to support of recent origin services and applications. The explosion in memory capacity and exponential growing in processing power will also allow smartphones to replicate the applications commonly employed in notebook PCs and PDAs.

novel model: personalised services

Services will ne to be customised to match individual urgencys and it is essential for service take-up that the users experience does not change when, for example, transitioning from cellular to fixed VoIP telephony

It may unbroken like a tall order, on the other hand it's the mobility/service model that users want and now is the time to create it. We have the requisite standards and technologies and it will be realized via an industry-wide initiative in which Nokia is playing a leading role

The extremity users perception of fixed-mobile gradual approach will be that of individual network. The new multi-radio phone can access fixed packet networks as well as cellular networks.

The PSTN is migrating to IP, which brings VoIP telephony services and even interworking to existing voice networks. the one and the other fixed and cellular networks are enhanced to enable IP multimedia individual to person and content to someone services. An evolution towards the same goal, service delivery, will be network agnostic.

The ability to busy all services all the time is the automatic be derived of ubiquitous access and Internet technologies, eg SIP & HTTP

Personalized, consistent services

Mobile phone are devices you carry with you; they are an integral part of a person's lifestyle. Skins and ring tones add variety; they throw back personal tastes. The ability to personalize services is also important for business users. Whether it is about email delivery, or managing personal information management. However, these examples are purely the tip of tomorrow's service iceberg.

Mobility gives us the freedom to occupy services from any location: at abode in the office or upon the move. Services are therefore not constrained through the network, so they also become an integral part of our personal and business lives. In turn round this means that customization exigencys to be consistent: the individual experience should not change with the network or the terminal.

Thus, the mobility mould becomes me-centric. Ply phone work & contact info; my agenda; my wall-paper; my messages, my availability & preferr communication method; my browser links, my pictures (received and shared); my personal and business email; my wallpaper, my music files and in like manner on. Everything individuals need over the day goes with them.