1. Further NGN Development
Global Standards Collaboration (GSC) 14
DOCUMENT #:
GSC14-GTSC7-025
FOR:
Presentation
SOURCE:
TTA
AGENDA ITEM:
4.1
CONTACT(S):
Further NGN Development
TTA
Geneva, July 2009

2. Highlight of Current Activities
Status of NGN Standard developments
Fundamental functions: almost done (NACF, RACF, MMCF)
Geneva, July 2009

3. Highlight of Current Activities
Most of key functions are developed
Move to support various service/applications over NGN
Ubiquitous Services/Applications
IPTV
Open Services
Open Env V O I C E V I D E O W E B
MDS
RFID
USN
CDF
Ubiquitous
Networking
FMC
X-casting
IPv6 based
NACF 1 (Normadism)
NACF 2 (Handover)
RACF 1 (Normadism)
RACF 2 (Streaming Mode)
Geneva, July 2009

4. Strategic Direction
TTA understood key framework functions of NGN are well developed
Current developed standards are enough to support “Managed IP delivery in terms of QoS and Security”
But TTA believe NGN should be an infrastructure for various services and application
Not only for typical Telco oriented services such as Voice, Data and Video streaming
But also for dynamic Information services such as using Web based, P2P, Distributed mechanism and enterprise related
Geneva, July 2009

5. Challenges
Standards should show clear path to use them, but current NGN standards are not
NGN should well equipped following capabilities:
Integrated Identity Processing
Service delivery and control with Context aware
Support 3rd party providers
NGN should practically support convergences
FMC is one of target, but the level of supporting services are not yet mature enough
Currently FMC allows normadism and handover between different mobile accesses (e.g. between 3G and 2G)
In the case of IPTV over NGN, many of functions are still not enough to build up “Fully Open IPTV” for supporting real “Prosumer Environment”
NGN standard does not show how to utilize NGN for other industries such as Vehicle, Robots, Health, Education etc.
Geneva, July 2009

6. Next Steps/Actions
More efforts on the study of Service Control and Delivery aspects
This study scope is the critical point for ensuring compatibility of services over NGN with end-end aspect
More detailed development to support convergences (e.g. support seamless handover with what service and what level) should be stressed
Use cases and service scenarios should be the focal point to show how to utilize NGN for e-life
Geneva, July 2009