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End to End Open Source Telecom
The document discusses the importance and growth of end-to-end open source telecom in India, highlighting factors such as subscriber growth, low rural penetration, and initiatives for financial inclusion. It outlines the TCoE vision to enhance telecom technology access for all Indians and foster partnerships between academia, industry, and government. Additionally, it details Sun Microsystems' contributions to open source technologies and the development of various telecommunication components and standards.
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End to End Open Source Telecom
- 1. Ashish Banerjee ChiefSoftware Technologist Sun Microsystems India P. Ltd. End-2-End Open Source Telecom
- 2. Agenda Facts &Trends
- 3. Motivation for End-2-EndOpen Source Telecom
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- 5. End-2-End Open SourceTelecom: Components
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- 8. Facts & Trends No Slowdown in Telecom
- 9. 325 Million Subscribers,growth 1m/month 2 nd after China in terms of subscribers
- 10. 60% urban ,but 15% rural penetration Low ARPU: GSM rs 221, CDMA rs 122 Airtel ARPU rs 350 (down from rs 553 in 2006)
- 11. ARPU reduces aswe go down the value pyramid TOS (Total Out Sourcing) in OSS/BSS
- 12. Revenue Sharing inVAS (Value Added Service)
- 13. Resource Pooling: TowerSharing, MVNO
- 14. Focus on RuralTelecom Only 15% Telecom penetration in Rural India
- 15. Rural Telecom Drives Financial Inclusion Enables eGovernance
- 16. Uplifts GDP USO (Universal Service Obligation) Fund
- 17. TCOE.in Public PrivatePartnership Initiative open to all Department of Telecom, Ministry of Comm & IT, Gov. of India TCOE Vision To enable all Indians to benefit from telecom technology for improving their quality of life and also strive to make India a leader in telecom over the next decade Mission To create synergy amongst the academia, telecom industry and govt. for creation of new services/apps, IPR, manufacturing capability, global standards, promote entrepreneurship...
- 18. Partnership of Operator/ Academia IDEA
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- 31. Sun Open SourceLeadership Sun is the largest open source enterprise
- 32. Develops IP onopen source
- 33. Inventor of Java Java contributes to 2.5% of India's GDP Open Solaris: OpenSolaris.org
- 34. Open Source CMTchip: OpenSparc.net Cool threads, 8 cores per socket, 8 threads per core
- 35. T5440: 4 Socketsx 8 cores x 8 threads = 256 threads FISH Strategy: Fully Integrated Software & Hardware
- 36. Sun Open SourceSoftware Stack
- 37. End to EndOpen Source Telecom Open Source Handset
- 38. Open Source RadioSDR : Software Defined Radio Open Source Back-end Infrastructure OSS: Operational Support System
- 39. BSS: Business SupportSystem
- 40. SDP: Service DeliveryPlatform
- 41. Open Source HandsetGoogle Android Linux OS, Java API
- 42. http://code.google.com/android Java MEhttp://www.sun.com/software/opensource/java/ Java FX Mobile www.javafx.com
- 43. Source code availablewithin the SDK
- 44. Open Source RadioSDR: Software Defined Radio
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- 46. USRP (Universal SoftwareRadio Peripheral)
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- 48. 30-3000 Mhz and30-6000 MHz receivers
- 49. http://www.ettus.com/ Open Sparc : Softswitches , encryption http://www.opensparc.net/
- 50. Open Sparc T2:Server on a chip
- 51. Component UsageSailfin SIP server for signaling MySQL DB for HLR, CDR, Billing ... Open ESB EAI and Parlay-X API also for NGOSS OpenSSO Federation and Single Sign On OpenSolaris SCTP (Steram Control Transmission Protocol) OpenPortal Customer Service portal OpenBloX AAA (Authentication, Authorization Accounting ) OpenNMS Network Management System jBilling Billing and mediation OpenCDS Content Delivery and Aggregation OpenSS7 SIGTRAN GNURadio SDR (Software Defined Radio) Pentaho BI (Business Intelligence) & Reporting OpenTaps CRM and ERP Asterix B2BUA (Back 2 Back User Agent)
- 52. Open SSO :Circle of Trust Single Session WS-Federation SAML v1.1 Liberty ID-FF SAML v2.0 Siteminder Tokens Kerberos Tokens Oracle Tokens Circle of Trust Sun Federated Access Manager Multi-Protocol Federation Hub Multi-Protocol Hub
- 53. Open SSO inTelecom
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- 55. Open Source SIP(Session Initiation Protocol) Server, based on Glassfish project for Java EE
- 56. Ericsson contributed SIPServlet container code
- 57. Highly Available Telcograde platform Converged SIP and JavaEE applications
- 58. SIP Technology SessionInitiation Protocol Defined by RFCs 3261(sip), 4566(sdp), 3550(rtp)
- 59. Can be asynchronousand bi-directional
- 60. Text-based request andresponse like HTTP
- 61. Support S/MIME formessage level security SIP Servlets API (JSR 116 and 289) SIP Servlets process SIP message
- 62. Defines Message, Request,Response, Sessions and Timers
- 63. Glassfish Community :Sailfin
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- 66. Standards Bodies ITU(International Telecom Union) www.itu.int/ITU-T
- 67. Founded 1865... ETSI(European Telecom Standards Institute) 2G and 2.5 G
- 68. www.etsi.org 3GPP :3G Partnership Project (3gpp.org)
- 69. IETF: Internet EngineeringTask Force (ietf.org)
- 70. Community Standards BodiesTMForum (www.tmforum.org) NGOSS OMA ( http://www.openmobilealliance.org/ ) DRM and other client side standards PARLAY-X : ETSI, Parlay Group, 3GPP http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parlay_X
- 71. OSS/BSS Web ServicesAPI for SDP JCP.org : Defines JSR
- 72. Next generation isIP NGN : Next generation Network
- 73. IMS: IP MultimediaSubsystem Uses SIP, and IETF standards SIP IETF
- 74. VoIP AIPN: AllIP network (Loosely called 4G)
- 75. 3GPP LTE (LongTerm Evolution)
- 76. SIGTRANS: IP ->SS7 (signaling System 7)
- 77. Radio : SoftwareDefined Radio SDR
- 78. Then IP afterthat CDMA, WCDMA, GSM, UMTS, WLAN, WMAX All can be handled by SDR, but be-aware of patents TS 23.234 : WLAN Interop with 3G
- 79. IMS Overview Diagram(Wikipedia) upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/60/Ims_overview.png
- 80. Digital Ganga Project:IIT-K RuralNet http://www.cse.iitk.ac.in/users/braman/dgp.html
- 81. Ecosystem in OpenSource telecom Chip design: SDR
- 82. Radio/Tower Innovation VNL,eRoads Infrastructure for OSS 3G Bits Systems Integrators
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- 85. Partnering with SunSun Partner Advantage Program http://partneradvantage.sun.com/ Sun Startup Essentials www.sun.com/emrkt/startupessentials/
- 86. Thank You AshishBanerjee [email_address]