ims presence for intuitive communications
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Presentation at Informa IMS Strategies 2007, Dusseldorf, October 4, 2007TRANSCRIPT
© 2007 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P.The information contained herein is subject to change without notice
IMS Presence for intuitive communicationsClaude FlorinMultimedia Marketing ManagerOctober 4th 2007
2October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Before : connecting devices to networksTelecom-centered applications
User equipment plane
IP backbone
Application plane
Switching plane
Service enablersHSSAS
SIP
XDM PresenceMRF
3October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Now : connecting users to services Community user experiences
Web 2.0 services
The web as a platform
Social networks
User interfaces
Gadgets
FlashAS
AjaxJavaScript
Web,P2P
PHP,Ruby,
…
4October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Now : connecting users to services Web 2.0 SNS and mobile convergence
Current Potential
TV
Web
Mobile
Flickr
HabboEverQuest
BaseCampJaiku
Radar BloggerMySpace
Dopplr
Coke Football
article commentsSecond Life
YouTubedel.icio.usRSS feeds
TV chats
In Orbit
IM
IntimacyKnown Unknown
Usa
ge
Low
High
Source : Fjord
5October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Now : connecting users to servicesSocial networks “rich presence” examples
www.linkedin.com
Dopplr
www.dopplr.com
Jaiku
www.jaiku.com
Radar
radar.net
6October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Now : connecting users to services Bridging telecom services and web 2.0
Mobile 2.0 consumers
Atomic web services
Service composition,orchestration (SOA SDP)Server scripts
Registry
Mobile 2.0 services components, telecom-XML
IMS service enablers
Policy
FlashAS
AjaxJavaScript
SCXMLCCXMLVXML
Content sharing
Rich calls
HSSAS XDM
GroupMgt
PortalWS, PHP
Presence +IM
7October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Now : connecting users to services Bridging telecom services and web 2.0
Source : BT
8October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Now : connecting users to services Adding presence and identity to services
Terminal capabilities
Other
Billing
Game
Location
Network availability
Mood
ActivityNotify
Devices
Applications
2-3G
IP
Identity Services
Presence = identity change over time
InstantCalls
Instant Video sharing
InstantGroup calls
InstantMessaging
Source : Jabber, Inc.
9October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Presence-enabled messaging and content sharing
Service innovation Technical approach• Share content with group of friends from
presence-enabled phone address book• Instant communication client for IMS
(Symbian S60 beta)• IMS service orchestration with SIP AS• PAB with presence and group management• Integration with mobile 2.0 using SOA
Example : IMS presence-enabled services
Source : HP OCBU, Olivier Bertin, John O’Connell, Mark Gullet, David Mansutti
10October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS presence-enabled services : A day of the life of friends
Nick spots an interesting restaurant …
and sends a picture …
11October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS presence-enabled services : A day of the life of friends
Nick decides to get his friends on a call.
Mark is free …
12October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS presence-enabled services : A day of the life of friends
Nick:
Nick: “I’m telling you, it’s perfect. Let me show you around.”
13October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS presence-enabled services A day of the life of friends
Mark:
“Let’seewhich of my friends is closest to the restaurant
..and notify them all.”
Source : HP CME, Paul Burke, David Isaacson (Flash lite on Windows Mobile)
14October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS presence-enabled services A day of the life of friends
Back at her desk, she catches up on her PC to see what she missed :
Nick’s photo, Mark’s IM, their call and the video
Source : HP Labs, Alex Vorbau, April Mitchell-Slayden (Conversa service)
15October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Presence: from identity to servicesUser benefits
• C-Generation expects to share the moment using digital media, regardless of location, device or network
• Presence aware communications reduce the information-to-action gap
• Presence / ID changes occurs at different rate; full presence result from the aggregation of changes
High
LowVa
lue
Time
Event
ActionTaken
Information to action gap
Source : Jabber, Inc.
Half-life of information is shrinking
16October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Presence is more : Connecting people, services and devices
• People− Integrated location,
availability, activity, mood− Where are my friends?
What are they doing? Can I join?
• Devices (≠ Person) − Handset, capabilities, HLR− Set-top box, ADSL modem,
routing− Software release, − Home appliances, sensors,
cameras , VoIP phone− Vending machine
• Information services− Multi-user gaming− Travel alerts
− 1:1 marketing
• Communication services− Call Routing
− Emergency response− Unified messaging − Video conferencing − Content sharing− Chat
Source : Jabber, Inc.
17October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS instant communications services Messaging and content sharing
• UE selects a group • UE sends SIP invite to IMS AS
with selected users• IMS AS establishes a SIP /
MSRP session• Messages are forwarded by
AS to session participants• Media Server is invoked to
stream audio/video shared content
• AS sends billing information to charging function
UserEquipment
Ro/R
f
Sh
ISC
MSRP
SIPXMPP
XCA
P
Gm, Ut, MSRP, XCAP
CSCF MRF PresenceServer
XDMS
IC application
server
Details
BillingHSS
18October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS instant communications services Instant audio/video conferencing
• UE selects a group • UE sends XCAP CPCP request
to launch conference• IMS AS uses media server to
prompt each user to join the conference
• Once the session is established, media server mixes voice and video channels
• AS sends billing information to charging function
Details
UserEquipment
Ro/R
f
Sh
ISC
MSRP
SIPXMPP
XCA
P
Gm, Ut, MSRP, XCAP
CSCF MRF PresenceServer
XDMS
IC application
server
BillingHSS
19October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS instant communications services Location-enabled instant messaging
• Groups names retrieved from XDM/GLMS and sent to UE
• User selects group• UE launches location service
and displays map• User selects members• UE send IM notification to
groups
Details
UserEquipment
Ro/R
f
Sh
ISC
IMPS
v1.1
-3
WAP C
IR
SIP (simple)
XMPP
XCA
P
XML HTTP Request (SOA)
CSCF IM PresenceServer
XDMS
IC application
server
BillingHSS
UDDI
UDDIRegistry
Location
Group List
SOA
PW
SDL
20October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
IMS presence and IM integration Example : Jabber XCP 5.2 architecture
Source : Jabber, Inc.
Programming Interfaces•Web Services•Java/C++ SDKs•Extension APIs
Details
21October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
About Jabber, Inc.• Provide market leadership to support platform
capabilities enabling the capability to:−Add presence and messaging capabilities to services.−Allow deployment inside and outside IMS infrastructure
(XMPP, SIP, IMPS )−Promote scalable, reliable, highly available services
(>1M concurrent user load)
• Customers: >175, >10M licenses
Source : Jabber, Inc.
22October 12, 2007 HP OpenCall mobile 2.0 deployments with SOA and SDP - [email protected]
Start now : bridging telecom services and presence-enabled web 2.0
OpenCall enables service providers to develop a flexible, lower cost service delivery infrastructure based on standard networks and IT elements, and deliver personalized, content rich services to create new user experiences..