1. DECT: Achievements and Visions
Where are we today?
DECT: Achievements and Visions
Short term expectations
Longer term visions
Presented by
Heinz Ochsner, Secretary
DECT Forum
Conclusion
5th DECT Congress
Rome, Jan , 2000

2. DECT: Continuing growth
Where are we today?
Other Digital
Cellular
11.3%
GSM 5%
Proprietary
21%
DECT
34.7 %
PMP
15%
Other
Cordless
10%
Analogue 3%

3. DECT: A worldwide standard
Where are we today?
... Adopted in more than 110 countries

4. DATA Products at DECT 2000 ... Presented by DECT Forum members
Where are we today?
... Presented by DECT Forum members

5. DATA Demos at DECT 2000
Where are we today?

6. Short term expectations What are the new visions?
... on visions
Short term expectations
Our past visions turned into reality (W. H. W. Tuttlebee, 18. January 2000)
What are the new visions?

7. Short term expectations
Where are we going to?
Short term expectations
???
DECT‘2001
Data
DECT‘2000
WLL
DECT‘99
Business cordless
DECT‘98
Residential cordless
DECT‘97
DECT is here !!!
DECT‘96

8. Short term expectations
… this year
Voice applications (residential, business, WLL)
Integration of newly available functionality
Integration into new environments (VSAT, CATV, portable-to-portable, DECT/GSM)
Integration of data capability (into systems rather into telephony terminals)
New suppliers/brands as more silicon and modules have become available
Data applications
Some new breathtaking concepts
Wireless connectivity for WAP, USB, etc
Established technology turned into business
Ensuring interoperability
CeBit 2000
Short term expectations

9. DPRS interoperability testing
The DECT Forum will organise voluntary DPRS interoperabilty testing:
Organised by DECT Forum
Siemens facility in Bocholt, Germany
Launch 2nd February 2000
Open to DECT Forum members only
For details contact DECT Forum Secretariat
Short term expectations

10. Short term expectations
Volume and value
Internet
(Volume)
Short term expectations
DECT Data
Home Networking
(Volume)
Professional
Apps (Value)

11. Short term expectations
Building the stack
Applications
Short term expectations
Networking
Peer-to-peer link
Radio connection

12. Integration, networking, applications
Short term expectations

13. Integration, networking, applications
Voice and data
Communication, Information, Entertainment
Unified Messaging
Networking
Home Networking
Personal LAN
Network extension/convergence
Applications
Web surfing, Internet clients
Infotainment
Gaming, toys
Industrial data gathering
Internet access might be the „Killer App“
„Internet Generation“ is technology/performance driven
Short term expectations

14. Supporting Multimedia
2 Mbit/s
Longer term visions
144 kbit/s
32 kbit/s
PSTN
ISDN
Multimedia

15. Most applications today require
High speed data
Most applications today require
less than 200 kbit/s
Modulation
1 bearer
12 bearers
23 bearers
GFSK
24 kbit/s
288 kbit/s
552 kbit/s
p/4 DQPSK
59.2 kbit/s
710 kbit/s
1362 kbit/s
p/8 D8PSK
91.2 kbit/s
1094 kbit/s
2098 kbit/s
Longer term visions

16. DECT is 3G
Longer term visions
DECT

17. IMT-FT (frequency/time)
What does IMT-FT bring to the DECT Community?
Secure past investments
Considerably extend the lifetime of DECT
Re-use >90% of the existing designs
Opens new markets (product and geographical segments) to DECT products
Service integration of 3G services into the DECT world
Have one IMT-2000 family member that is optimised for private/uncoordinated use
Spectrum available and secured
Technology available today
Longer term visions

18. The DECT Forum will be there ...
CeBIT 2000
The DECT Forum will be there ...
Conclusion

19. Join the leading players
... there is much to be done and we need your support!!
Conclusion

21. See you again next year