1. ITU Workshop on ICT Innovations in emerging economies Moscow, Russia 10 September 2012

2. Abstract  Existing networks and services - the trend toward globalization, a ubiquitous business  Existing examples of global services and networks, few examples of successful projects  Global services and networks in ITU – ITU-T SG2  Global services and networks. Numbering. The ability of future global services and networks on telecommunication networks  Global services and networks and MTT

3. Existing networks and services - globalization  Economic globalization and the rapid development of the international division of labor – real factor 21 st Century  The 21 st Century business models and systems based on the knowledge economy and information society require that we function in an increasingly globalized digitally networked economy from which none are excluded. As we now live in a world in which at the touch of a key we are able to traverse vast distances between us, crossing borders and closing time zones through the transmission of information, data and images in a matter of seconds, we need interoperability and trust as never before … (WTSA-08)  Advances in telecommunications infrastructure, including the rise of the Internet, represent major driving factors in globalization and precipitate further interdependence of economic and cultural activities (Wiki)  Market. Companies (Orange, MTS). Networks. Services.

4. Examples – success and …  Internet  Facebook, LinkedIn  Google Play Store, Apple Store  Skype …………………………………………………………………………..  +800  Mobile Roaming

5. Global services and networks - ITU  SG2 - Operational aspects of service provision and telecommunications management Study Group 2 shall define and describe services from a user's point of view to facilitate global interconnection and interoperation and, to the extent practicable, ensure compatibility with the International Telecommunication Regulations and related intergovernmental agreements. SG 2 should continue to study service policy aspects including those that may arise in the operation and provision of transborder, global and/or regional services taking due account of national sovereignty.  Question 1/2 – Application of numbering, naming, addressing and identification plans for fixed and mobile telecommunications services  Question 3/2 – Service and operational aspects of telecommunications, including service definition

6. Global services and networks. Numbering. Future  Global Services  Global Networks  Numbering  +800 International Freephone Services  +881 Global Mobile Satellite Services (GMSS)  +882, +883 Global Networks  +979 International Premium Rate Service (IPRS)  +999 Reserved for future global service  M2M – Machine to Machine – Vodafone  On-board (Airplane, etc.) – OnAir, AirCell, Panasonic/AeroMobile, Row 44  Education and collaboration – MTT

7. Global services and networks - MTT GlobeCEN – Global Collaboration & Education Network The Service enables lecturers and students, moderators and collaborators, buyers and sellers, religious and political leaders and their followers to organize interaction sessions based on live voice call or recorded audio playback in an optimal and cost-efficient manner.

8. Thanks a lot! Dmitry Cherkesov MTT