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1 november 2005 ITALO MILANESE convergent billing FMC SERVICES AND BILLING fmc services and billing
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2 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese agenda TILAB and its role in italian context choices available for fixed, mobile and integrated operators the best position various routes to full fixed-mobile convergence trends, initiatives... service layer as a key point new services to be invented and deployed which is the best choice? management & billing consequences requirements opportunities legacy and new architectures BUT from the services perspective... not from the point of view of an expert on billing...
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3 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese
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4 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese
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5 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese
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6 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Italian market trends (excerpt from: M.Tronchetti Provera, Meeting with the Financial Community 2005 )
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7 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Different roles for a TLC Operator Fixed operator defensive position vs traffic erosion and substitution leverage on indoor services, BB and VAS Mobile operator current aggressive/expansive position risk of saturation for GSM? 3G ? Fixed AND mobile operator advantages of both operators trends of the market savings & optimisations BEST POSITION...
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8 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese The Telecom Italia Network Model (excerpt from: S. Pileri, Piattaforme abilitanti ed evoluzione della Rete – Notiziario Tecnico Telecom Italia, #1, 2004, pg11- 19) Revenue Generation Focus Optical Packet Backbone Service Mgmt Platform Wired Access Voice & Video Telephony Services Wireless Access Data Communication Services Content Delivery Services Data Voice Video Cost Efficiency Focus
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9 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Different convergences terminal multiradio terminals fixed/mobile network indipendence network control IMS SIP management/logistic single billing unified customer care/complaints operations & maintenance informative services... etc service execution/delivery SDP web services OSA... service creation fast prototyping test and trial approach shorter time to market SERVICE LAYER (TISPAN, 3GPP) (UMA,FMCA)
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10 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese TI convergent services portfolio 2007 (excerpt from: M.Tronchetti Provera, Meeting with the Financial Community 2005 )
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11 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Another view about convergent services many families: voice (VoIP, VoWLAN etc) video/multimedia SWIS combinational SMS activated personal communication mobile office security based localisation/context awareness .... BUT THESE ARE ONLY FEW EXAMPLES... ofor each family which is the best implementation? ohow to choose most interesting features without a crystall ball? ohow to fast prototype and test ? o...
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12 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese SCE as a key tool for fastening development/ simulation/ deployment/ provisioning phases for controlling the whole service life cycle for separating service and execution/network layers: bigger indipendence from vendors
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13 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese STARSLEE & STARSCE: the TILAB tools developed by TILAB on the base of StarSIP, the Telecom Italia reference SIP platform used by all the research project in TILAB involved in innnovative next generation services creation and trials Service Creation Environment
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14 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Some convergent features... from the point of view of the customer it should be fine to have: one brand one catalogue one contact point for buying complaining signalling problems changing some configuration... one bill ex-post “cross” billing pre-paid tools one authentication method CONSEQUENCE NEW REQUIREMENTS IN PARTICULAR FOR BILLING PROCEDURES/ ARCHITECTURES
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15 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese BUT from the operational point of view... all the traditional FCAPS functional area have to be involved by convergence: fault provisioning accounting performance/QoS security CUSTOMER NEEDS OPERATOR SAVINGS AND OPERATIONAL OPTIMISATION
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16 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Savings expected from convergence optimisation... (excerpt from: M.Tronchetti Provera, Meeting with the Financial Community 2005 )
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17 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Some additional requirements in the next generation services area... flexibility in the set up of new services metaphors application to person person to person rich messaging session based services fixed-mobile roaming contents... real time QoS delivery vs real time billing flexible billing policies (not only flat policies) pre-paid policy vs subscription event based billing content based vs volume based horizontal platform vs vertical platforms independence between CDR production and (legacy?) billing systems......each point can be seen as an opportunity or as a threat...
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18 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese... And a question... which are the real products/services to be sold by the TLC operator? the connectivity (bandwidth/time/bits...) with QoS with the knowledge of what is transmitted (attention to p2p!!!) the contents some security items (authentication as a product?) brokerage of the services for third parties value added and classical services/applications (usual role) The answer is: probably everything... and now... But is the BSS architecture adequate to those purposes?
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19 NOVEMBER, 2005 CONVERGENT BILLING fmc SERVICES AND BILLINGitalo milanese Some conclusions and suggestions... legacy systems to be taken into account flexibility and openness as key attributes for the BSS avoid vertical solutions and prefer horizontal platforms pre-paid lesson from mobile experience to be exploited in the convergent arena OSS architectures to be reviewed on the basis of a deep operational processes revision opportunities of using convergent billing for selling “other” stuff in addition to the traditional items if an opportunity is not exploited it can become a threat....
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