IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS): The Commercial Rollout of Applications

IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS): The Commercial Rollout of Application on is defined and described, and s evaluates a variety of IMS based applications. IMS applications are evaluated on a world-wide basis with a case study perspective providing analysis and conclusions for each application deployed by network operators. Each applicatiIP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) has moved from the realms of R&D labs and commercial trials into a limited number of commercheap nfl jerseys
cial deployments. Skepticism pervades much of the industry regarding IMS. Without a doubt, there are tremendous challenges, both technical and business, in deploying the IMS technology commercially. However, with each real-world commercial rollout, there is evidence that the promise of IMS will be realized and the business case of IMS is solireal world commercial deployments are analyzed. Each application is categorized as follows:

Tier 1 IMS Applications: These applications have strong drivers for initial IMS deployments
Tier 2 IMS Applications: Appropriate for later stage IMS deployments or a supporting application - a support role for other IMS applications

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* Presence
* Rich Calls (also known as Video Share)
* Push to X (also known as Push to Talk, POC, P2T)
* IPTV Interactions
* Consumer and Business VoIP
s of the following IMS applications are cited:

* Fixed Mobile Conve Related Reports
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