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Applications: Always on, always sharing, always aware, always up to date

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Willing to Pay for Value

Source: Signals Research Group 2013

$ £

¥€

Cost of Converged Services

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Service And Network Evolution Consolidation/Converged apps

Oracle Communications Converged Application Server

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Lifestyle New Telco Technologies

SMS API MMS API USSD API

Terminal Status API Terminal Location API

…

Telco 2.0

Unified Communication

Cloud Computing M2M

Internet (Web 2.0)

Social Networks

Open API

Twitter Facebook

NK.pl …

Google Maps

Google Earth …

Dedicated applications

teleworking

Work time

e-health

health care

work environment

social environment

Weather, climate pollution …

Health

Religion

Government Open - government

e-government

Raw data

Existing APIs

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Service And Network Evolution

Benefits •  Personalized Services •  Controlled Access •  Expand service offerings

Programmable Networks

Oracle Communications Services Gatekeeper

Access Control & Policy Management

API  &  Partner  Management  

Analy0cs  Reports  

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API Exposure Enabling the Programmable Network

Subscriber Data Analytics

Partners Long-Tail

“garage developers”

Call Control

Charging & Billing QoS Messaging

Internal

Web Assets CSP Assets

API Exposure

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Service And Network Evolution All – IP: New Phone Service

Signaling Media

Network

Signaling Engine

Media Engine

WebRTC Client Applications

Oracle Communciations WebRTC

Session Controller

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WebRTC - Signaling & Media

Signaling Engine Media Engine

WEBRTC SESSION CONTROLLER Browser Client Support

Secure Web Signaling

Signaling Encapsulation

Admission Control

Session Rehydration

Reliability Interoperable Security

Media Support

SRTP-RTP Interworking

ICE/STUN/TURN

Intelligent Load Mgmt

High Performance

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WSC-SE: JSON to SIP Network Initiated vs Application Initiated

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WSC-SE: JSON to SIP Detailed call flow

BROWSER WSC Orig&Terminating S-CSCF&AS&MRF

USER-A

01: JSON START/Request 02: SIP INVITE

05: SIP 100 TRYING JSON START/Initial Response

Optional Response

12: JSON START/Initial Response

ICE Negotiation

Early Media via SRTP

22: SIP 200 OK 23: SIP 200 OK 25: JSON START/Final Response

26: JSON complete 28: SIP ACK 29: ACK

Media Transfer over SRTP (BROWSER-WSC) Bidirectional RTP Media (WSC-GW) Bidrectional RTP Media (intrra-IMS)

Early Media RTP (WSC-GW)

09: SIP 180 RINGING 10: SIP 180 RINGING

13: SIP PRACK 15: SIP PRACK

18: SIP 200 OK 20: SIP 200 OK

VF SBC P-CSCF

04: SIP INVITE

03: SIP 100 TRYING

11 SIP 180 RINGING

14: SIP PRACK

19: SIP 200 OK

24: SIP 200 OK

27: SIP ACK

31: JSON SHUTDOWN 32 SIP BYE 33: SIP BYE 34: SIP BYE

Closing Audio Channel (WSC-GW)

Closing Audio Channel

37: SIP 200 OK 38: SIP 200 OK 39: SIP 200 OK 40: JSON SHUTDOWN

Go to Application URL

HTML 5 App VF SBC P-CSCF

21: SIP 200 OK

30: ACK

Bidirectional Media (IMS- UE A)

08: SIP 180 RINGING

16: SIP PRACK

17: SIP 200 OK

35: SIP BYE

36: SIP 200 OK

Closing Audio Channel (Intra-IMS) Closing Audio Channel (IMS-UE A)

Early Media RTP from MRF (WSC-GW)

06: SIP INVITE 07: SIP INVITE SIP 100 TRYING

SIP 100 TRYING

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WSC-SE: Anatomy of a JSON RTC message

{ "control": { "type":"response" "sequence":"2", "correlation_id":"c2" "subsession_id":"c2“ "package_type":"call" },

"header": { "action":"start" },

"payload": { "<answer_sdp>" } }

Request (expect a “response”) Response (response to a request send/received) Message (asynch messagne. No need of answer) Ack Error (an error in any message)

A subsession represent a real time communication. Example, one call is in one subsession. It has a unique ID within a session

Package is “type” of subsession. Call subsessions are of package “call” Presence subsessions are of package “presence”.

Each JsonRTC message performs an action. “action” is a general header. Action explains what the message does. Example: - "action":"shutdown“ - "action":"connect", "initator":"bob@example.com",

CONTROL HEADER

OTHER HEADER

PAYLOAD

- WebRTC Session Control and API Management

Signaling Media

Network

Signaling Engine

Media Engine

WebRTC Client Applications

Subscriber Data

Analytics

Partners

Long-Tail “garage

developers”

Call Control

Charging & Billing

QoS Messaging

Internal

Web Assets

CSP Assets

API Exposure

x x

x x

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